Impression Dies

A patterned band depicting Greek-inspired Ionic columns/pillars. From Redlands, CA.

The most adorable little caterpillar. Perfect for eclectic ring tops, pins, and more!

Closeout of original, antique hardened tool steel impression dies. You can use them as dies, as a steel pusher or hammer on it. They are all hard tool steel. Some may be 1" in height and/or square. ** NO PICKING, NO EXCHANGES, NO RETURNS- SOLD AS IS. Grab bag.

Four different floral components from Beaucraft, a carving company from Providence, Rhode Island.

Two abstract button designs from Breuning, a company that originated in Pforzheim, Germany.

A large and small variant of a stud component from Whiting and Davis.

Floral band with simple flowers along a sequential band.

A hyper-realistic hand-carved elephant hub. This hub has a matching pair sold separately.

Flourishing pattern bordered across a square top bezel.

An art deco floral earring from Granate Bros.

An art deco floral earring from Granate Bros.

A hyper-realistic hand-carved elephant hub. This hub has a matching pair sold separately.

This small bow and arrow is arranged in a perfect draw. It's delicate, balanced, and perfect for any jewelry project from pendants to pins.

A star-shaped leaf with a large stone setting in the center and smaller settings on the leaf tips. Comes in multiple sizes, sold separately.

A star-shaped leaf with a large stone setting in the center and smaller settings on the leaf tips. Comes in multiple sizes, sold separately.

A star-shaped leaf with a large stone setting in the center and smaller settings on the leaf tips. Comes in multiple sizes, sold separately.

An engraved flower circled by a crown or ring of thistles. From Ru-Mart Toolcraft.

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.

Lynette Andreasen even made a gorgeous sample to show off how to use this amazing die, but still, nobody got it! Let's try this one last time ... A geometric bead earring drop with an almost techno-esque design. From Paris, France.

This art nouveau woman has hair that grows into flowers. From Kerr.

A unique mascaron (a decorative face intended to frighten away evil or bad luck) for jewelry boxes, accessories, and other furnishings.

A depiction of Themis, or Lady Justice, the Ancient Greek goddess of justice often used in modern western imagery of law and order.

This medallion depicts the Greek goddess Athena in a more domestic setting, highlighting her role as the goddess of the arts and strategy. She sits on a throne beneath an olive tree and holds an olive branch. She is unarmored except for her characteristic helm. At her feet are symbols of the arts: a lyre, a painter's palette and brush, a mallet or hammer, and a compass (the drawing tool). In the distance is the city which takes her name, Athens. This medallion was probably a mid-19th century award medal from the École Polytechnique, an engineering school. Hub comes from Paris, France.

This humpback ring depicts a regal, masculine mascaron between two snakes. The face in the center wears a simple grown and has a dramatic mustache. Use the snakes and face as separate components, or make a humpback ring! From Larter & Sons.