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A unique and detailed Zodiac Set! Each design of this zodiac set depicts an image and their constellation. These are perfect for key chain charms, pendants, earrings and more.

A large vintage pin from a company whose name starts with an H and a D. This will not disappoint! This will be on one of our larger pucks.

It's an impression die of a coping saw, but not just any saw! It's our very own Potter saw! Sport your Potter Pride with this meta jewelry tool! This die was designed by Christine Kemp in Pennsylvania.

For stuff you might like to do. Brand new hardened and ground. Perfect for hand stamping wire shapes (think triangle wire). DO NOT PUT IN A HYDRAULIC PRESS.

An art deco-esque pendant.

A patterned band of acorns and oak leaves, perfect for autumn and forest lovers. The two ends of this band seamlessly fits together, making it a perfect ring or stamp-and-repeat die. From Granite Bros. (c. 1926 Redlands, CA).

A thin pattern band for rings, hoops, bezels, and more. The pattern depicts tiny flowers followed by short lined spaces. From Granite Bros. (est. 1926 Redlands, CA).

This cherub is in a "superman" pose. From Villemin in Paris, France.

This ring was made by the La Forge Bertrand jewelry company in Paris, France circa 1910, at the beginning of that era's fascination with Egyptian revival fashion. It depicts a scarab-inspired beetle in the center flanked by smooth leaves. It can made bracelets and hair accessories as well as rings. It could even be used in leather-working.

From Paris, France.

This smooth design makes lockets, box tops, and more. From Paris, France.

This stamp-and-repeat pattern depicts a Green Man flanked by two gothic peacocks. It makes a repeating pattern perfect for bracelets, belts, decor for boxes and furniture, and more. From Paris, France.

This impression die is from Paris, France.

This art nouveau gargoyle design comes from Paris, France.

This die is hand engraved with the artists signature and shows an active dragonfly skipping over the water.

This button comes from Villemin in 19th-century Paris, France.

Paris, France 19th Century

This beautiful design from Paris, France is perfect for bails, links, and chains, and can even be cut in half to make earring components.

This impression die is meant to be used as a pair of earrings, and has a matching larger impression die used for a pendant, sold separately. From Villemin.

Paris, France

This design is a smaller version of the popular "Elegant Thistle" impression die.

Paris, France

A seamless patterned ring band from Redlands, CA.

From Villemin NOTE: The master hub has a tiny crack that runs horizontally across the bottom feathers. This can easily be polished out after pressing your metal into the die, or you can use standard burs and polishing tools to soften the crack mark on the die.

**4/24 we have been able to re-create the missing original letters in the set and it is now a complete alphabet. 1/2" (13mm) diameter each Set contains 25 Dies, (W and M are interchangeable) If you bought this set prior to 4/2024 it did not include letters: H, L, or M (W can be used for M) - these letters can be purchased individually. Dies will be stamped on multiple pieces of steel. Made by Foster & Bailey. Providence, RI 1878-1920s