Fantasia Materials: 15 pcs Small Rainbow Magnetic Hematite Tumbled Stones in Velveteen Bag - Bulk Ferrite Magnets for Crafts, Science, Hobbies, Refrigerator, Whiteboard, Manufacturing and More!

The Fantasia brand of Magnetic Hematite (a ceramic ferrite magnet made to resemble hematite) is custom made to Fantasia's strict quality specifications. Depending on the shape of the magnets you order, Fantasia magnets can be used for a multitude of different types of art, crafts, science projects, product manufacturing, home and office projects, whiteboard or refrigerator magnets, and so much more!Some possible applications include:* Creating your own unique magnetic craft items.* Use them as refrigerator magnets to hold papers.* Pair with magnetic paint and create a bulletin board on your wall without the use of tape or tacks.* Perfect for product manufacturing requiring magnets.* Use them for scientific education and science projects.* Perfect for magnetic whiteboards to hold papers.* Use them to stick photos or papers to school lockers.* Leave notes for co-workers attached to a file cabinet or other metal surface.* Use them to hang pictures or instructions on a metal shelf above your workbench.* Have them assist in locating metal studs in a wall.* Use them to locate nails from a home repair that have fallen into the grass.* They can even pick up metal shavings in your workshop.These easily removable and repositionable magnets from Fantasia have so many uses that it is limited only by your imagination!Please note that the plating on our gold, silver and rainbow magnets will start to wear off with use and could expose some of the natural black magnet color under the plating. This is normal with wear and tear but will not change or harm the magnetivity or functionality of the magnet in any way.Warning: Do not put magnets in your mouth under any circumstances. If swallowed, magnets of any type can cause severe injury or death.

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