Weekly Impression Dies

A small collectible spoon from a collection of floral-themed dessert spoons. This spoon handle depicts trumpet flowers of some species with star-shaped petals.

A small collectible spoon from a collection of floral-themed dessert spoons. This spoon handle depicts sunflowers.

A small collectible spoon from a collection of floral-themed dessert spoons. This spoon handle depicts four-petaled flowers similar to dogwoods.

A large collectible spoon from a collection of floral-themed dessert spoons. This spoon handle depicts four-petaled flowers similar to dogwoods.

A large collectible spoon from a collection of floral-themed dessert spoons. This spoon large lily.

A large collectible spoon from a collection of floral-themed dessert spoons. This spoon handle depicts clover leaves and their flowers.

A component for a miniature model plane that should be three-dimensional. The other components are still being searched for.

Three thematically similar impression dies for the price of one.

A giant bezel set in the center of a large flower. From Ru-Mart Toolcraft.

A pendant bezel from 1950s Pforzheim, Germany.

This gorgeous nouveau flower has many curled petals and a textured center representing the center. This design will be very difficult to press. From W & S Blackinton (est. 1865).

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

A delicately carved bouquet of tulips for you to use as a pendant, accessory and more. From Paris, France.

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 ring with a Violet flower on top. The last one to complete the set. The filigree resembles spider webs. From Larter & Sons

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 large and deep jewelry hub depicting an realistic thistle in an art nouveau vignette. From Villemin sometime in 19th-20th century Paris, France.

A uniquely shaped flower with a large leaf and a small bloom below it.

This impression die features a domed sunflower. The original die is from the La Forge Bertrand Company in Paris, France. The photos show our original die from the early 1900s.

Use this unique buckeye design to make bracelet links! From Paris, France.

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.

This filigree piece can make pendants, bracelets, and more. From Whiting & Davis.

This vignette depicts a daisy with its own stem wrapping around the frame. It has a larger version available. From Villemin in Paris, France. Design:

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

This rose with curling petals comes from the Parisi Tool & Die Co.

The columbine or "granny's bonnet" flower is a woodland perennial that grows at higher altitudes in the northern hemisphere. It's Latin name, Aquilegia, means "eagle" and is in reference to the flower's bloom, which is hooked like eagle talons. They're an important food source for Lepidoptera (butterflies and moths) and bees. The columbine has been popular in religious symbolism since the time of the Greeks and Romans when it was associated with Aphrodite and Venus. It was used to represent the goddess Freya in Norse religion. It is still used in Christian imagery because of the flower's resemblance to nesting doves. This design is perfect for compacts, watch cases, trinket boxes, and more!

This tropical flower from Beaucraft is perfect for bracelets.

This floral design includes a rose and a flower like a daisy or sunflower. From the Parisi Tool & Die Co.

This peony from Paris, France. Customer demo by Dina Kolodnitskaya.

This art nouveau impression die from Villemin (19th century Paris, France) was resized to be large enough for a pendant.

This ring is part of a series of birthflower rings made in the early 20th century. A tall humpback ring for use with the humpback ring former kit and the high humpback ring former, sold separately.

Sample ring made by customer Charlotte Rosser.

Made by Larter & Sons

This ring is part of a series of birthflower rings made in the early 20th century. A tall humpback ring for use with the humpback ring former kit and the high humpback ring former, sold separately. Customer demo by Danielle Nicole.

This ring is part of a series of birthflower rings made in the early 20th century. A tall humpback ring for use with the humpback ring former kit and the high humpback ring former, sold separately.

This ring is part of a series of birthflower rings made in the early 20th century. A tall humpback ring for use with the humpback ring former kit and the high humpback ring former, sold separately.