Weekly Impression Dies

A shot plate including three unique and finely engraved cuff links. From Larter & Sons.

A shot plate including three unique and finely engraved cuff links. From Larter & Sons.

A shot plate including three cuff links united by their use of negative space. From Larter & Sons.

This 1920s guilloche cuff link is flat except for the center space which is slightly raised to assist in pinning to cuffs. From Larter & Sons.

This 1920s guilloche cuff link is flat except for the center space which is slightly raised to assist in pinning to cuffs. From Larter & Sons.

This detailed die was hand carved in the mid 1800's in Paris, France. It depicts a butterfly with detailed carved markings along the wings that can be enameled. It would make a beautiful pendant.

This is a die for a Victorian women's hand brooch. Specifically a kind called a tussie mussie, a brooch with a tiny vase for flowers. The illusion in this piece is that the hand holds the flower stem. Made by D.M. Watkins in Providence, Rhode Island.

Turn this pair of heron birds into earrings, mirrored components of a pendant, brooches, collar chain pins, and more! From Foster & Bailey.

This antique pendant-sized depiction of a bat has pieces that can be pierced out or enameled. Set this bat over a white cabochon or use gold enamel or electroplating to make a "bat in front of the moon" design. From Janvier Gruson Pratt.

This star can make hollow beads! It's perfect for earrings, necklace and bracelet beads, pins, and more. From Larter & Sons.

Originally hand-carved into a steel hub in the late 1800's, this artistic wonder has been salvaged to share with you. This beautiful Art Nouveau die comes from the La Forge Bertrand Company in Paris, France. It is the perfect size for pendants, earrings, hair stick ends, keychains, bookmarks, pins, and more.

This tiny dragon is curling in on it's own tail. It has little feathery wings. From Larter & Sons.

The hippocampus (literally translated "sea horse" or "horse sea monster") is a mythological creature of Greek origin that is usually depicted as a horse with a long fish tail. The Greek sea god Poseidon rides a chariot drawn by hippocampuses. Turn this pair of adorable hippocampuses into earrings that will turn heads at the Renaissance Fair! Original hub from Paris, France.

This small charm is for pendants and rosaries. It depicts a regal woman holding a child. From Breuning.

This engraved button depicts a griffon. From Paris, France.

This cute pair of dragonflies is just the thing you need! Perfect for earrings, lapel pins, and more!

This gorgeously textured turtle shell has a somewhat scalloped edge and a geometric pattern like that of many tortoises. From Larter & Sons.

This art deco design can make bracelet charms, pendants, earrings, and more! From Larter & Sons.

Use these two ocean fish as summertime earrings! From the Rumart collection.

This pair of birds from Beaucraft will make lovely earrings or coat links. From Beaucraft.

This pair of little moons make perfect earrings or cuff links. From Rumart in Providence, Rhode Island.

The realistic body and wings of a cicada.

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 pair of lovebirds makes a romantic pendant, pin, or brooch. It comes from Foster & Bailey.

A button of circles inside circles. From Breuning in Pforzheim, Germany.

A simple radially symmetrical button with a center space for a stone. From Foster & Bailey.

This realistic bat comes from the Parisi Tool & Die Co. Make a gothic pendant with it.

A bezel or button from Breuning out of Pforzheim, Germany.

A tiny button or locket from Foster & Bailey.

These lovebirds from the Parisi Tool & Die Co. has multiple stone settings.

This design can make earrings and pendants. From the Parisi Tool & Die Co.

This poppy is perfect for buttons, ring tops, earrings, accents for necklaces and bracelets, and more. From the Parisi Tool & Die Co.

This floral bezel comes from Breuning.

A mid-sized poppy for brooches, hair jewelry, and more From Beaucraft (1947).

This adorable bat was carved by the grandfather of one of Kevin's friends, Eddie.

This simple starburst button is a brilliant accent piece. From the mid-century German hub company, Breuning.