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This unique creature somewhat resembles the mythical cockatrice, but its tail is fathers instead of a serpent. From Paris, France.

This little bird carries a small olive branch. It has brilliant perspective for a hand-carved impression die so small. From Rumart Toolcraft in Providence, Rhode Island.

This floral heart-shaped hub made lockets for the Frank Morrow Co. in Providence, Rhode Island throughout the mid to late 20th century. Make pendants, box tops, pins, and more with it today.

This unique geometric design makes pendants, bracelet links, and even bookmarks and money clips! From Larter & Sons.

This ring was made by the La Forge Bertrand jewelry company in Paris, France circa 1910, at the beginning of that era's fascination with Egyptian revival fashion. It depicts a scarab-inspired beetle in the center flanked by smooth leaves. It can made bracelets and hair accessories as well as rings. It could even be used in leather-working.

From the Frank Morrow Co., the decor and trim company that brought us Cranston Fancy Wire. Turn this detailed floral band into rings, earring hoops, bracelets, and decorative trim.