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This cross design comes from Breuning in Germany.

This elegant sword is detailed with flourishing spirals on the hilt and blade. From Rumart.

28.3 x 51mm. ~4mm deep.

This snake impression die comes from Kerr during the 1900s. It has a matching pair. Use it to make a stunning art deco bracelet or even a serpent crown for a renaissance fair! This bracelet was made by Lisa Katchur using this die.

This snake impression die comes from Kerr during the 1900s. It has a matching pair. Use it to make a stunning art deco bracelet or even a serpent crown for a renaissance fair! This bracelet was made by Lisa Katchur using this die.

This 20th century French design depicts a bearded masculine face adorned with a winged helmet, a longstanding symbol of heroism. The original purpose of the design is unknown, but the winged helmet motif began with depictions of the messenger god Mercury in ancient Rome. It was mistakenly believed that the Celts used such imagery for some time. A few chieftains of Gaul have been depicted with the winged helmet and during the Romantic period and onward, Norse gods and heroes such as Thor and Odin were depicted wearing the winged helmet in paintings. In the 20th century, the winged helmet became symbols of superheroes like Captain America and Marvel's Thor. Design: 1-1/16" x 7/8"

A dainty daisy design from Tercat. Design: 7/16" x 3/8"

This impression die was named by customer suggestion! Design: 1-9/16" x 1-1/16"

This cross comes with a matching bail to make a charm or pendant. From Breuning.

This tiny kitchen knife impression die makes the perfect eccentric pendant or earring for cooks and gothic fans! Sample by Annie Pennington. Design: 1-1/16" x 5/32"

This French design depicts a griffin fighting a snake, and might have been used to make old wax seal stamps.

This sunflower comes from Silveri. It makes a unique brooch or pendant! Design: 3/4" diameter

A: 5.6 x 5.6mm. B: 6 x 6mm. C: 11.7 x 11.7mm, center ~2mm.

From Breuning in Germany.

A geometric, asymmetrical pattered ring band from Helsinki, Finland.

A ring band pattered with diamond-shapes like ice crystals. From Helsinki, Finland.

This design is a heart-shaped lock that functions as a locket! From Silveri. Design: 15/16" x 29/32"

20.5mm diameter. Approx. 5mm deep.

This goose has a gaggle of goslings! From Foster & Bailey.

This little sword tells us it's usage. The blade reads "Souvenir de France." From Paris, France.

1-3/16" x 5/8" (30 x 16mm).

These three spiders are great pieces for goth or Halloween jewelry. Each design comes from the Parisi Tool & Die Co. Small: 5.2 x 6.3mm. Medium: 10.3 x 12.7mm. Large: 12.5 x 15.7mm.

This cross hub comes from the Maude Company in Paris, France. Use it as a pendant or saw away the jump ring to make something new.

Design: 9/16" x 1/4"

This ring band's origin is unknown, but it's simplistic night sky pattern is so charming. Design: 2-13/16" x 5/16

A ring impression die depicting something like an eroded canyon.

These two star shapes make perfect buttons and ring tops.

From Breuning in Germany.

This elegant humpback ring is from Larter & Sons. Use with a low humpback former. A shortened version of Kevin's live video demonstrating this in use can be found on our YouTube channel. Customer demo by Danielle Nicole from Dogwood Designs. Design: 1-3/4" x 7/16"

Design: 11/16" x 17/32" with a setting of 14mm x 9mm

This medallion comes from La Forge during late 19th century Paris, France and depicts a bearded "green man" with a pan pipe. The medallion features four jump rings for rivets or to be used as a bracelet or choker. Design: 15/16" in diameter

Made by Bruening

Design: 5/8" wide (middle of body) x 1-1/4" H; Branch is 1" wide

Design: 9/16" x 5/8"

Design: 9/16" x 1/2"

This raven on a skull design is a blend of popular gothic, religious, and literary motifs. It evokes imagery like that of Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven."