Impression Dies

A snake twisted up on a stick. From Providence Mint in Rhode Island

A pair of slender, detailed branch sticks that opens in the center for a setting. From Providence Mint in Rhode Island.

A smiling clown.

A simple, yet beautifully elegant ring that has a small stone setting in the center. From Providence Mint in Rhode Island.

A simple, yet beautifully elegant ring that has a small stone setting in the center. From Providence Mint in Rhode Island.

A simple, yet beautifully elegant ring that has a hexagonal center. From Speidel in Germany.

A gothic design with many stone settings. From Paris, France.

A simple gothic cross with empty space for enameling. From Beaucraft.

Three links for bracelets, pendants, pedals, and more. All from Whiting & Davis.

An earring or pendant with two kite-shaped stone settings. From Whiting & Davis.

A deep flower made of hearts made of flowers. Springtime inception. From Whiting & Davis.

A symmetrical flourish design that resembles a goblet in shape. It uses baroque motifs. It makes a great comb.

An enamel pin die depicting a dove and an eagle.

A mandala-like square tile for box tops, pendants, and more. It's easily sawed into component parts. From Paris, France.

A shot plate of engraved buttons and ring tops.

A lion with wings head with wings.

A unique clasp with flowers and an art nouveau 'v' on both sides. From Foster & Bailey.

A bezel made of arranged art deco papyrus flowers. From Paris, France.

For stuff you might like to do. Brand new hardened and ground. Perfect for hand stamping wire shapes (think triangle wire). DO NOT PUT IN A HYDRAULIC PRESS.

An earring with a simple gothic design. From Paris, France.

A quartet of small striped components including charms, bezels, and a small oval stud. From Breuning (Pforzheim, Germany).

An ornate star or snowflake comprised of floral components. You can break up the components to get the most use out of this design. For instance, you can use the center or outer flowers on their own, or use the separate segments to make earrings, or use two to three segments for a ring half--there's no limits! From Rumart Toolcraft (est. 1969) out of Providence, Rhode Island.

A floral locket top from Ru-Mart Toolcraft (Providence, RI).

This whirling design has five leaves with stone settings in the center. It's perfect for spinning fidget jewelry. From the Parisi Tool & Die Co. in Providence, Rhode Island.