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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.

All new designs for 2026! This box is different than and separate from our monthly subscription boxes. It doesn't require a subscription and is sold separately from our normal monthly boxes! These are BRAND NEW DESIGNS. They are not the same dies as last year’s holiday box.

We have a limited quantity of these Lindstrom pliers. The HS 8150, Long Precision Diagonal Cutters, Oval Head, Micro-Bevel, Precision Cut, ESD Handle, Alloy Steel. Reconditioned.

A ring made up of a pair of mermaid caryatids or figureheads.

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.

This reward pin depicts a sword fish strung up on a rope by the tail, denoting it as a caught fish.

An engraved sword fish over a symbol of a wave in the intaglio style. For pendants, wide rings, pins, and more.

Koi fish leaping out of the sea as a big wave rolls in. Carver origins are unknown.

This die depicts a full skeleton of a human. Great for earrings, a pendant or a bespoke ring. From Paris, France, mid to late 1800's.

A fish that may or may not be salmon. We have no idea.

A leaping trout with a connected stone setting. This is the perfect pin or pendant to gift to the fishers and wildlife fans in your life. Acquired from Gold Machinery.

A ring with a center space where three flowers protrude in full bloom. Original hub was hand-carved in the early 1900’s. From Granite Bros. (c.1926 Redlands, CA).

A fisherman's pin depicting a fish on a fishing line.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Bluegill Sunfish.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Common Jack Crevalle.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is not a Dolphin, but the die was marked as so. We're not entirely sure what kind of fish it is.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Mangrove Snapper.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Bone fish.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Albacore Tuna.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Tautog.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a White Sturgeon.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Tiger Fish.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Channel Catfish.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Shad.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a White Bass.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Rock Bass.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a White Crappie.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Pacific Barracuda.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a California Halibut.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Cero Mackeral.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Bonito or Skipjack Tuna.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Giant Black Sea Bass.

A collectible fish pin from a near complete collection of pins acquired from Gold Machinery. This is a Great Barracuda.

This die depicts a detailed devil that has been hand-carved. This die was made in the mid 1800's in Paris, France by the La Forges Bertrand Co.

This fish has intricately engraved scales and fins. It makes a perfect pair of earrings, but it even makes fishing lures!

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.