Weekly Impression Dies

A unique, mystical design with a regal elk head within a ring of tied branches.

A giant beaver! So detailed!

A small, realistic deer that almost seems to be smiling. The antlers are delicate.

Five hand-carved miniature bears chosen at random for the price of one! These can make everything from pins and pendants to charms and earrings. All of these bear dies originally made souvenir jewelry and pins for national parks around the United States. Mystery Shot Plates are curated batches of 10-20 small impression dies, from which a given number of designs are chosen at random and pressed onto one steel puck. The listing photos show what designs your random dies will be chosen from. This not-so-mysterious mystery grab bag is a cost-effective way to fill your impression die collection with the small components you need! Disclaimer: The dies you receive will vary considerably from one order to the next, and there is no way to guarantee that you get different dies in multiple orders. NO REFUNDS and NO REQUESTS. You accept the mystery of the shot plate by ordering.

This art nouveau design depicts a pair of edelweiss flowers. From Paris, France.

A vignette framed by dripping moss or icicles that depicts a flower in a pond or bank of snow. From Paris, France.

This set of art deco impression dies can be used together and with any of our Art Deco Mix Shot Plates to make endless Art Deco jewelry combinations. Each die from Breuning.

A seal balancing a ball on its nose. From Beaucraft.

This fun and whimsical die is similar to images seen in westerns, on a full moon and some backyards!

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

This wreath of acorns is perfect for the coming autumn season. Make beautiful brooches and pendants.

A cardinal.

Use this impression die as wintertime earrings! This design comes in three sizes. From the Ru-Mart collection.

Use this impression die as wintertime earrings! This design comes in three sizes. From the Ru-Mart collection.

Use this impression die as wintertime earrings! This design comes in three sizes. From the Ru-Mart collection.

This concave design can make brooches, pendants, and more. From the Parisi Tool & Die Co.

Late 1800s Jour (Day) by Armand Bargas. Stamped Inside the Top Right of the Edge is "Jour" - Day ~ Stamped Below Jour is Bargas' Signature "ABargas." This is part of a medallion series depicting personifications of the time of day including Jour (Day), Nuit (Night), Aurore (Dawn), and Crepuscule (Dusk).

A penguin with an oval stone setting in the center. From Beaucraft.

This sinister figure from Pratt in early 1900s Paris, France might be a depiction of Krampus or some similar mythological figure.

Text in Design: Gallæ custos honoris vendix, "Gallia, guardian of honor, the defender. French 1900s.

This delicately designed deer comes from Foster & Bailey (Providence, RI).

Owl face side of a ring.

Did you know that the sound an elk makes when calling to other elk is called a "bugle?" From Foster & Bailey.

Watch out! This sly fox is going to steal your heart. This impression die comes from Foster & Bailey.

This owl would sit finely as a pendant or a brooch. This impression die comes from Breuning.

A small edelweiss.

This owl impression die from the Parisi Tool & Die Co. has two stone settings in its eyes.

This caribou comes from Foster & Bailey.