Impression Dies

This die is a snapshot of a cat caught stretching. From Bruening.

An enamel pin depicting a clown.

A hand-carved snapshot of a bird in flight. Rich with graceful curves and sculptural depth, the design captures the romantic beauty and organic movement iconic to the era. From Paris, France.

Introducing Our Da Guere French Summer Subscription – French Impression Dies each week of August! Throughout the summer, we're releasing 13 gorgeous new dies — one each week from June through August. Subscribe and save! - Month of August Subscription - (great savings!) Plus, your purchase directly supports an exciting new collection arriving from Paris, France this fall!

Introducing Our Da Guere French Summer Subscription – French Impression Dies each week of July! Throughout the summer, we're releasing 13 gorgeous new dies — one each week from June through August. Subscribe and save! - Month of July Subscription - (great savings!) Plus, your purchase directly supports an exciting new collection arriving from Paris, France this fall!

Introducing Our Da Guere French Summer Subscription – French Impression Dies each week! Throughout the summer, we're releasing 13 gorgeous new dies — one each week from June through August. Subscribe and save! - Full 3-Month Subscription - (best savings!) - This offer will only be available until the end of August. Plus, your purchase directly supports an exciting new collection arriving from Paris, France this fall!

A ring with delicate shanks and a center that flows with swirls and stone settings. From Providence Mint.

Design your own impression die! Made with special die-carving steel that is easy to carve. Use files, gravers, burs, or chasing tools to carve your own design in the negative.

A ring or bracelet with stars and a crescent moon set on three lines. Can make barrettes and other hair accessories. From Redlands, CA.

We have a limited quantity of these Lindstrom pliers. The HS 8150, Long Precision Diagonal Cutters, Oval Head, Micro-Bevel, Precision Cut, ESD Handle, Alloy Steel. Reconditioned.

Looks can be deceiving! This isn't JUST a crown. It also makes bezel components, mid-century modern rays, and more! From Beaucraft (c. 1950s).

An intentionally rough-pattern of brick or stone-like chevrons resembling ruins or collapsing columns. Looks beautiful in any metal. From Helsinki, Finland.

A shot plate of three jewelry components that have a variety of uses, united by flourishing patterns.

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 large mid-century modern brooch from Ru-Mart Toolcraft out of 1960s Providence, RI. It's got three stone setting sizes. In addition to brooches, it can also make hair accessories, box, tops, belt components, and more.

A long sprig of bending flowers shaped like stars. From W & S Blackinton (Meriden, CT 1865).

A thin ring with a ball next to flat wire creating a dot-dash pattern. From Graphite

A very, very thin patterned band with tiny flowers. From Redlands, CA.

A tall ring with three oval settings amidst swirls. From Granite Bros. (est. 1926 Redlands, CA).

A ring with a center space where three flowers protrude in full bloom. Original hub was hand-carved in the early 1900’s. From Granite Bros. (c.1926 Redlands, CA).

A patterned band of acorns and oak leaves, perfect for autumn and forest lovers. The two ends of this band seamlessly fits together, making it a perfect ring or stamp-and-repeat die. From Granite Bros. (c. 1926 Redlands, CA).

A beautiful, simple Art Nouveau design for a ring band. Original hub was hand-carved in late 1800's. From Paris, France.

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 shot plate featuring a furious looking baby chicken (angry chic) and a howling rooster. From Tharpe-Robbins.