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This thin band is carved with a simple spotted or studded pattern. It makes great rings, bracelets, hoops, and more. From the Frank Morrow Company out of Providence, Rhode Island.

This pair of small layered leaves made jewelry components for Whiting & Davis in the early 20th century.

This bezel has a simple rope carving around the edge. From Villemin in late 19th-century Paris, France.

A trio of matching buttons with spaces for either stone-setting or threads. Each from 1950s Breuning out of Pforzheim, Germany.

This ring top or button has simple engraved curls around the edge. From Larter & Sons.

This curved jewelry hub is the perfect shape for hair accessories like combs and forks, as well as static pendants. From Rumart in Providence, Rhode Island.