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This unique antique scene depicts a shooting star soaring through clouds in front of a net of stars. Each star as a stone setting in the center. From La Forge Bertrand (est. 1903) in Paris, France.

This is the largest crab design in our current collections! It originally made large pewter brooches. The detail on its shell is incredible. The hub came in with our collection of hubs from Beaucraft (est. 1947 in Providence, Rhode Island), but it's design has also been used by Salisbury Inc. (est. 1979 in Easton, Maryland).

Three unique designs of varying sizes and shapes to make spinning or kinetic beads and components. All included dies come from Larter & Sons.

Four unique, variably pointy drops from Breuning out of 1950s Germany.

A trio of components curated for their versatility. Make beads, pendants, earrings, hair jewelry, fidget jewelry, and more. Each die comes from Breuning out of 1950s Germany.

This shot plate includes two similar components made of three uneven parallel rectangles. It can make clasps, kinetic jewelry components, and more. From Breuning (1950s, Germany).