Special Offers

An art deco pendant that doubles as a ring half. It's designed with stacked leaves arranged in a chandelier shape. From W & S Blackinton (est. 1865 Meriden, CT).

An Egyptian Revival style pendant with an Art Deco center flanked by wings. From W & S Blackinton (est. 1865 Meriden, CT).

A resilient dragon chasing its wing. We will be salvaging this ring from the extreme rust that began to take over this antique die.

This wreath was sized from an original Gorham ornament from our collection (we added the year). The Gorham Company was founded in 1831 as a spoon manufacturer. The company was in providence, Rhode Island. This ornament was originally made in the mid to late 1800's.

Love of the vine Bracelet impression die. This may take longer to receive than other impression dies. It requires us to use a non-standard size of steel to make the impression die. From Frank Morrow.

A feather bracelet with three lined chevron shapes in the center of the plumage.

A star-shaped leaf with a large stone setting in the center and smaller settings on the leaf tips. Comes in multiple sizes, sold separately.

A star-shaped leaf with a large stone setting in the center and smaller settings on the leaf tips. Comes in multiple sizes, sold separately.

A star-shaped leaf with a large stone setting in the center and smaller settings on the leaf tips. Comes in multiple sizes, sold separately.

An engraved flower circled by a crown or ring of thistles. From Ru-Mart Toolcraft.

This elegant art nouveau design depicts a snowbell with swirling leaves. It can be repeated and soldered to make a continuous pattern of snowbell tiles for bracelets and more. From Villemin out of late 19th century Paris, France.

This whirling design has five leaves with stone settings in the center. It's perfect for spinning fidget jewelry. From the Parisi Tool & Die Co. in Providence, Rhode Island.

Lynette Andreasen even made a gorgeous sample to show off how to use this amazing die, but still, nobody got it! Let's try this one last time ... A geometric bead earring drop with an almost techno-esque design. From Paris, France.

This detailed die was hand carved in the mid 1800's in Paris, France. It depicts a butterfly with detailed carved markings along the wings that can be enameled. It would make a beautiful pendant.

This art nouveau woman has hair that grows into flowers. From Kerr.

A unique mascaron (a decorative face intended to frighten away evil or bad luck) for jewelry boxes, accessories, and other furnishings.

This bracelet impression die depicts buds and leaves on vines with beautiful scrolls. From Paris, France.

Design your own impression die! Made with special die-carving steel that is easy to carve. Use files, gravers, burs, or chasing tools to carve your own design in the negative.

Design your own impression die! Made with special die-carving steel that is easy to carve. Use files, gravers, burs, or chasing tools to carve your own design in the negative.

This cross pendant has a design reminiscent of ionic columns. From Rumart.

Pour molten silver into this mold to create a rough cone shape perfect for using with shot dies. *Note - Due to size of ingot, the impression will likely NOT be centered. We will press it as deep as we can, without breaking the integrity of the impression die.

A gorgeous ring design with a in inset marquis shape, perfect for inlay.

This bracelet was made from a galvano belonging to La Forge in Paris, France. It depicts a stylized dragon flanked by Baroque-inspired patterns.

An ornate locket that resembles a book with a tartan cover. It has several flourishing elements. From Foster & Bailey.

This pendant bears the "cross and flame" symbol of the Methodist and Holiness Pentacostal Christian denominations.

Whiting & Davis

This impression die depicts a thin flea on a bicycle! It's the less fancy cousin of the Flea Circus impression die!

This may take longer to receive than other impression dies. It requires us to use a non-standard size of steel to make the impression die. From the Frank Morrow Co. in Providence, Rhode Island.

This gorgeous art nouveau impression die has a pipe-organ-like design on one side and an engraved envelope-shape on the other. From Frank Morrow Co.

A square filigree mandala from Ru-Mart Toolcraft.

An art nouveau component for bracelet links, wide bails, and more. From Ru-Mart Toolcraft.

This classic design from Unger Brothers Sterling makes gorgeous hair accessories and brooches.

This impression die depicts a woman wearing a vulture crown, a crown typically worn by the Royal Wives of Egyptian pharaohs, female pharaohs, and some priestesses. The crown is a vulture draped over the head. It's a symbol of the goddess Nekhbet, who was sometimes depicted as a vulture or half-vulture, or a human woman wearing the vulture crown. The impression die comes from Ru-Mart.

This filigree design makes bracelet pieces, pendants, and more. From Waite Thresher (1885-1935 Providence, RI).

This bezel design is an early 20th-century statement piece! From Caaco Co.

A shot plate of four unique snowflake designs.