Weekly Impression Dies

The stone setting of this ring is flanked by two feathered sphinxes whose bodies turn into ivy vines farther from the center.

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 is a copy of a grotesque on Notre Dame in Paris. One of many we have as impression dies. From Paris, France

This Victorian Gothic Double Dragon was originally part of a lavaleer necklace. It was carved by hand using a chisel and hammer in the mid 1800's.

This eclectic design features a cherubic baby sitting on a stylistic daisy button. The whole design makes bolo ties, tie jewelry, keychains, and more. From 19th century Paris, France.

A Caryatid ring is inspired by the architectural phenomenon of Caryatids, in which sculpted or relief figures (usually women) are made as structural support. This Caryatid ring depicts a strong nude woman with flowing hair.

This humpback ring is carved in relief with the image of the Capricorn, or sea goat, a mythological creature famous for its significance in the Greek zodiac. From Larter & Sons.

This caryatid ring depicts a nude woman lifting the stone setting of the ring. From Shreve & Co.

This lion ring has a beautiful, detailed mane and spaces for stones in the eyes. It might look cowardly now, but set beautiful garnets in this ring to give this lion some courage! From Larter & Sons.

This ring, named "caryatid" after the Greek architectural feature in which women feature as structural support or pillars, comes from Shreve Co. It depicts a beautiful, nude woman on either side of the ring, her arms raised up to support the oval stone setting. The stone setting is concave, which will not appear entirely in your impression die.

This ring depicts two eagles with wings outstretched flaking the oval stone setting. From Shreve Co.

A nude winged woman serving as the architecture for the ring. From Shreve & Co.

This ring design has a space for a stone between two curling snakes with open mouths. From Shreve & Co.

A humpback shield-signet ring with dragons on either side of the center. From Larter & Sons.

A humpback ring, the architecture of which is comprised of two horse heads. From Larter & Sons.

This die is from the D.M. Watkins company and was made for the Worlds Columbia Exposition that took place in Chicago in 1893. The exposition was held to celebrate the 400th anniversary of Christopher Columbus’s voyage to America. This die was originally sold as a fundraiser for the Providence Jewelry Museum. The museum moved to a Victorian mansion in downtown Providence, Rhode Island. You can read more about the Providence Jewelry Museum here: https://providencejewelrymuseum.com/

Make a pair of hair sticks! From Pratt.

A humpback ring depicting Egyptian Revival winged scarabs holding up the center stone. From Larter & Sons.

This heart-shaped western concho has many uses, including lockets and buttons. From the Parisi Tool & Die Co.

This small impression die combines natural, leafy elements with a more industrial, riveted look.

A Green Man with a space for a stone in his mouth. From Alling & Co.

A humpback ring with two serpent-like bearded fish on either side, their open mouths forming the stone setting.

A ring half comprised of a dragon. From Larter & Sons.

This unique fish design makes a unique bezel. From Alling & Co.

This design makes pendants, pins, and more. From Alling & Co.