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Magnetic Jewelry Kit by Ami Kealoha

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Much like a DIY version of Luis Pons' Magnetik Distractions, this Magnetic Jewelry Kit comes with 125 super strong magnets in six different styles, including silver spheres, long and short cylinders and cubes, all of which can be endlessly reconfigured into different pieces. Without need for clasps or hooks, you can also add other magnetic items, such as coins or other jewelry. If it's anything like Pons' Magnetik Distractions, the jewelry is as fun to play with as it as to wear. The Magnetic Jewelry Kit is available in silver with either black or gold accents for $40 from Signals.

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This entry posted on 04 January 2007 at 4:05 PM
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