Weekly Impression Dies

The Nouveau Dragonfly Ring, and antique hub from Paris, was the most popular impression die of 2025. Make using that tool easier by using it with its matching pancake die, available in this bundle or sold separately! This bundle includes: JVP-RI1102 Impression Die Nouveau Dragonfly Ring + Pancake Die 1995 Nouveau Dragonfly Ring Match Further details in the overview.

This pancake die shape specifically matches JVP-RI1102 Impression Die Nouveau Dragonfly Ring, sold separately or in a bundle. Shape: 2-11/16" x 1/2" Die: 5" x 4-5/8"

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 band comprised of a wavy vine with heart-shaped leaves and little berries in a subtle gothic style. Hand-carved by famous sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens in Paris, France. It makes a repeatable pattern for reings, bracelets, bezels, and more.

A beautiful, simple Art Nouveau design for a ring band. Original hub was hand-carved in late 1800's. From Paris, France.

Four unique little leaves with an elegant, gothic style from Rumart Toolcraft out of Providence, RI. This shot plate is a must-have for any naturalistic jewelers.

A gorgeous French floral mandala from our oldest hub collection, La Forge Bertrand (1803). This elegant design can be used on its own or cut into components.

Henri Vever Bail with a leaf.

This antique hub from Whiting & Davis makes small vials for perfume or ashes.

We got this master hub in Paris France a few weeks ago. This is a very significant piece. Henri Vever was one of the top goldsmiths in world his jewelry is on display in the best museums on the planet. Google him. If you want to truly get to experience working from a master this is your chance.

A large and unique hub carving depicting a woman wearing a crane as a headdress in the art nouveau style. The wings of the crane fan over her hair and its long neck curves down and underneath the woman's chin. From La Forge Bertrand in Paris, France, one of France's oldest hub companies.

A unique, very detailed Egyptian Revival heart ornately decorated with snakes, wings and flowers. This die was hand-carved in the late 1800's by artisans in Paris, France.

A ring band relief-engraved with detailed roses and leaves from late 19th-century Paris, France.

This wide ring band is intricately carved with abstract swirls. From Michael Ilsa.

Ancient Egyptians believed the scarab beetle represented regeneration, creation, transformation and renewal. From Paris, France

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

This design is gorgeously hand-engraved with a flourishing acanthus design. From the Parisi Tool & Die Co.

This art nouveau Glorious Dragon Impression Die will not disappoint. Kevin has had it stashed away for a while and hand picked it just for this occasion. Made by the Riker Bros. Company. One of very few from this company.

This drop earring has a center setting for a stone. From Paris, France

One of the snake jewelry pieces that Whiting & Davis (1876-present) is famous for.

This shallow hub is a simple geometric floral design. It makes box tops, conchos, tie covers, and more. From Gold Machinery.

This compass rose has a gorgeous ornate design. It's perfect for pendants, pins, keychains, charms, and more.

This slender branch is a perfect natural-looking bracelet piece, unique ring, pendant pieces, pin, and more! From the Parisi Tool & Die Co. (Providence, RI).

This shallow vignette design depicts a barn swallow diving between delicately engraved flowers. From 18-19th century Paris, France.

Baroque-style leaf from Paris, France. You'll receive the impression die, not the stamping pictured.

This is the most realistic rabbit die we have in our collection.

This shot plate is one of our all-time best sellers thanks to its beautiful matching elements. This shot plate includes three bails of the same floral relief style, perfect for pendants, earrings, toggles, and more. From Ru-Mart.

Get five gorgeous, early-1900s French flower dies on a single puck!

This die comes from Frank Morrow. It can be used as a ring blank, earrings and a pendant.

These tiny critters are ready for you to give them a home! Get five small, round coin shapes featuring a frog, bee/wasp, lizard, dragonfly, and beetle. These are easy to press solid with ~16g sheet.

This impression die from Paris, France is a buckle or centerpiece for a bracelet.