Tag: Rare Earth Magnets (14) | Newest
The neodymium sphere defies gravity when dropped through the copper tube and generates hologram-like colors on the outside using magnetic field viewing film.
This tiny, one-handed bottle opener is constructed from extra hard stainless steel and pops off bottle caps with ease.
This lightweight yet rugged wireless Bluetooth speaker is refreshingly handcrafted with a 100% natural bamboo wood shell styled like an analog radio, cotton... Read More
A stunning kinetic art sculpture handcrafted from a solid chunk of bismuth ingot that showcases a neodymium magnet levitating in a central crevice.
This convenient window cleaning tool squeegees both the inside and outside of hard to reach windows at the exact same time, safely from the interior of your... Read More
The cool new Magnetic Motion Lamp designed by scientist Kyle Haines replaces the traditional lava with a unique magnetic liquid called ferrofluid that can be... Read More
This miniature working version of Marty McFly's iconic levitating hoverboard is made from pyrolytic graphite that hovers naturally over a slightly curved base... Read More
Reversible, 100% silk necktie with rare Earth magnets embedded inside to keep the tie tail behind the tie no matter the remaining length.
Amazing putty is made with micron-sized iron-based particles distributed throughout that can attract to or repel from an included powerful Neodymium magnet or... Read More
Just be the first player to place all your magnetic stones on the foam game board to win the game. Sounds easy right?
Pushpin styled neodymium magnets are strong enough to hold up to one pound each!
Although they may appear to be simply a bunch of metal BBs, their strong magnetic properties allow them to shaped, molded, torn apart and snapped back together... Read More
This incredible sculpture, by artist Tom Shannon, is a mix of aluminum, magnets, and mahogany that allows the 6 foot piece to levitate indefinitely.
The strongest permanent magnets ever manufactured! Up to 15x the strength of a common fridge magnet and can lift nearly 400x their own weight in steel!
