Impression Dies

A hand-carved medallion depicting the archangel Raphael on clouds, accompanies by cherubs. From W & S Blackinton (est. 1865).

An itty bitty barn swallow. It's the perfect size for ring tops, earring studs or tiny drop earrings, dainty pendants, and more!

A spirited horse rearing forward to kick its back legs out.

A sea bird like a seagull with wings outstretched to glide.

A swallow whose wings and tail form a circle like it's eclipsing the sun or moon. Perfect for pendants, brooches, and more.

A pendant bezel from 1950s Pforzheim, Germany.

A swallow bird with wings outlined for enamel. The die is long enough to make rings and bracelets. From Paris, France.

A medallion depicting a tiger in profile amid nouveau grass blades. The tiger is masterfully engraved with subtle stripes.

An elegant Christian pendant depicting a cross silhouette against a backdrop of lily flowers.

An art nouveau coin purse handle from Ru-Mart Toolcraft (Providence, RI).

Two antique drops for the price of one! This pair of pendant/earring drops is from Rostaing out of 19th century Paris, France. There are other pairs of pendant/earring drops in this same style from Rostaing we sell separately. This pair of drops includes jump rings in the center holes. They were made to hang gemstones in the center rather than setting stones.

Two antique drops for the price of one! This pair of pendant/earring drops is from Rostaing out of 19th century Paris, France. There are other pairs of pendant/earring drops in this same style from Rostaing we sell separately. This pair of drops includes jump rings in the center holes. They were made to hang gemstones in the center rather than setting stones.

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

A tiny mirrored detailed sparrow pair with partially tucked wings, as if it's diving or falling. From 1960s Providence, RI (Ru-Mart Toolcraft).

A masterfully hand-carved art nouveau pendant depicting a symmetrical vignette of a kelp forest featuring two tropical fish mirrored above a jellyfish. Acquired from Gold Machinery. Origin unknown.

This trio of elegant components comes from c. 1840 Paris, France. They can be used together to make earrings, but are so versatile that they can be used in any project.

A ladybug with ten spots, a lucky sign! From Caaco Inc.

Nobody doesn't love these.

We got this master hub in Paris France a few weeks ago. This is a very significant piece. Henri Vever was one of the top goldsmiths in world his jewelry is on display in the best museums on the planet. Google him. If you want to truly get to experience working from a master this is your chance.

A pair of bell-shaped flowers and flourishes. From Foster & Bailey.

This large swallow is very similar to another swallow we have of the same size from the same company, but this version has a small lip so that you can easily enamel the design. From the Parisi Tool & Die Co.

Three gorgeous bails with a unifying style. Each has curled ends to make links and a floral center. All from Foster & Bailey.

This prowling tiger steps down from an invisible ledge. It's perfectly poised to be a horizontal ring top or a pin.