Impression Dies

An incredible Egyptian Revival pendant with Horus, a snake and hieroglyphs. From W & S Blackinton (est. 1865).

A glorious Egyptian Revival pendant of the Goddess Wadjet with two stone settings in the center. From W & S Blackinton (est. 1865).

A glorious Egyptian Revival pendant of a scarab with wings holding a bezel. From W & S Blackinton (est. 1865).

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.

A small square ring top with a thin floral band surrounding the stone setting. From Whiting and Davis.

"In your hand, you present the badge of his majesty's authority over the sea. The flowing kelp designs grow outward from his signature trident. As the guard finishes looking over the badge he directs the others to open the gates to the palace for you."

A medium sized stud shaped like a diamond and deeply chamfered on the sides.

From Whiting and Davis, this design is a small swirl that spirals outwards.

This ring top blends the differences between Art Nouveau and Art Deco from Larter and Sons.

A thin ring band featuring a strong armor motif across the top.

A small pin ready for enamel work featuring a design of G-Clefs and dual eighth notes.

From Janvier Gruzon out of early 1900s Paris, this bezel features a simple symmetrical flourish design bordering a flat opening for a cabochon.

An earring design from Caaco featuring a chamfered octagon design.

Plated hoop design from the 1950s in Pforzheim, Germany. Perfect for earrings!

A small, delicate gothic component for making bails covers, chains, and more.

A deep design depicting a bird bending down on a branch. From W & S Blackinton (est. 1865).

A locket depicting a Raphaelite-style woman with a faraway expression. She has two flowers in her hair. From W & S Blackinton (est. 1865).

A simple diamond-shaped bail with a center ends that can be enameled or pierced. From Larter & Sons.

A unique Egyptian Revival component from c. 1920 W & S Blackinton. It depicts a pharaoh's head in the center of an ouroboros that snakes around it and two stone settings. They all sit on an art deco engraved bar. It's possible it made pendant tops, chandelier earrings, or even coin purse clasps.

A retriever dog holding a hunted duck in its mouth. From W & S Blackinton (est. 1865).

A dainty drop that doubles as a bail. From Whiting & Davis.

An eclectic antique brooch of some sort of garden fairy creature from c. 1865 W & S Blackinton. We have no idea what flower this is supposed to be, so don't think about the name too hard. We're fairly sure real flowers don't grow the heads of women in the center ...

Turn this rifle hub into unique rings, bracelet tops, decor for other projects, and more.

A dainty ring with a small square stone setting flanked by two tiny flowers. From Redlands, CA.