Neodymium Magnets Puzzle Toy

Neodymium magnets had come into mass production in the early 80s. They are the strongest of the rare earth magnets and consisting of boron, neodymium, and iron. They, later on, took the form of Neodymium Magnets Puzzle Toy.

From Fragility To Mind Boggling

These types of magnets need a protective nickel coating because neodymium magnets are brittle and corrosive. They eventually become prone to breakage without the help of this metallic protection. As the cheapest of the rare earth magnets, they are often a manufacturing material applied in motors, cordless tools, and others. Today, neodymium magnets are in the form of puzzles that both adults and children can enjoy. Not only do they stimulate the creativity of the users, but neodymium magnets also have health benefits. According to research, these magnets can also help alleviate stress, pain and support the healing of bone fractures. It’s why neodymium magnets are also turned into jewelry. As puzzles, they are in the form of metal balls and bars that you can transform into anything you can think of building. Give them to children, and it will help with their brain development.

For Brain Exercise

Making use of the hands as you play with these magnets improve spatial thinking, making use of both the left and the right side of the brain. It helps your creativity and imagination and at the same time makes use of logical skills. The balls are 8mm in diameter, and the bars measure 23 x 4 mm. They may be small, but they have enormous benefits for brain and overall health. It’s good for those with ADD/ADHD because it helps with one’s focus by trying to build different creations with the set. These magnets are packed professionally. The magnetic balls are in one pack, and so are the bars nestled in a foamed tin box.