| A puzzle that interlocks each piece with the two other pieces via an elusive, organic design. There are numerous possible combinations other than the ones shown here, giving you plenty of room to enjoy some puzzling experimentation. |
| | This elegant metal cube invites you to separate the two halves. However it is not as easy as it might appear. All four sides have an identical... |
| | This is a great puzzle for trying out on your friends, or maybe having on your desk, to challenge visitors to your office! On the one hand, this... |
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| When you initially present this puzzle to someone, there is no sliding, pulling or twisting movement they can perform that will separate the two... |
| | The Japanese company Hanayama have been making a range of cast metal puzzles for over a quarter of a century now. The design of their puzzles is... |
| | The Japanese company Hanayama have been making a range of cast metal puzzles for over a quarter of a century now. The design of their puzzles is... |
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| The motivation behind this puzzle is the statue of Asura, the ancient Indian god and also a protector of Buddhism. |
| | The Japanese company Hanayama have been making a range of cast metal puzzles for over a quarter of a century now. The design of their puzzles is... |
| | This classic puzzle dates from the 1960s. There are 3 strips of card, one long piece and two shorter pieces. Put the 3 pieces together and you can... |
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| This is a traditional puzzle, but given a new twist!The fork and spoon are linked, and in order to use them, you have to solve the puzzle. As the... |
| | The Japanese company Hanayama have been making a range of cast metal puzzles for over a quarter of a century now. The design of their puzzles is... |
| | The Japanese company Hanayama have been making a range of cast metal puzzles for over a quarter of a century now. The design of their puzzles is... |
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| E= mc2. One famous equation. Five symbols. Countless implications. Einstein’s equation for mass-energy equivalence altered the way we think about energy and mass, and has provided endless technological advances. |
| | The Japanese company Hanayama have been making a range of cast metal puzzles for over a quarter of a century now. The design of their puzzles is... |
| | You present it as a challenge to someone - get the central cylinder out of the hole without touching the toy at all. You cannot even touch the table!... |
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| Once you have fooled someone with the regular Raketti, you can then use this magnetic versaion to fool them all over again! |
| | Bringing puzzles into the third dimension! This 3D jigsaw puzzle will have you sculpting a solution in the form of a Dazzling Diamond! The puzzle... |
| | Bringing puzzles into the third dimension! This 3D jigsaw puzzle will have you sculpting a solution in the form of a Skull! The puzzle consists of 49... |
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| This puzzle appeared in a book called 'Puzzles Old and New' written by Professor Louis Hoffmann, and published in 1893. The book is regarded as a... |
| | The Japanese company Hanayama have been making a range of cast metal puzzles for over a quarter of a century now. The design of their puzzles is... |
| | A length of string, with a square plastic block attached at each end. In the middle, the string is threaded through a piece of metal. Your challenge... |
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| The Japanese company Hanayama have been making a range of cast metal puzzles for over a quarter of a century now. The design of their puzzles is... |
| | This 'twisty' puzzle has a famous picture by Kandinsky on each of the six faces. The challenge is to scramble the cube and then to get all the... |
| | There are many disentanglement puzzles available, so we only pick out a few that we really like. The challenge is to separate the piece of cord with... |
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| This nifty little puzzle allows you to insert a single coin into the perspex disc. This bit is easy. However when you try to remove the coin, it is... |
| | The Japanese company Hanayama have been making a range of cast metal puzzles for over a quarter of a century now. The design of their puzzles is... |
| | The Japanese company Hanayama have been making a range of cast metal puzzles for over a quarter of a century now. The design of their puzzles is... |
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| The Japanese company Hanayama have been making a range of cast metal puzzles for over a quarter of a century now. The design of their puzzles is... |
| | The Japanese company Hanayama have been making a range of cast metal puzzles for over a quarter of a century now. The design of their puzzles is... |
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DIAMOND is Level 1 Difficulty (i.e. fairly easy, but not THAT easy!) It comes in a smart presentation box. The challenge is to separate the two pieces, and then to put the puzzle back together again.
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| ENIGMA is Level 6 Difficulty (i.e. difficult!) It comes in a smart presentation box. The challenge is to separate the two pieces, and then to put the puzzle back together again. |
| | Made of solid steel, this puzzle is guaranteed to flex your cognitive muscles. If that’s not enough, it comes with two brainteasers and two fascinating facts to give your brain a thorough workout! |
| | The ultimate problem-solver and a lover of brainteasers, it has been suggested that Einstein might have written this classic riddle himself. It’s a fun but challenging test of deductive reasoning. The aim is to use the fifteen clues to arrange the pieces of the wooden houses in the right place to work out who owns the fish. |
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| This little wooden puzzle should be sooo simple. Just 3 pieces. All you have to do is to create a capital letter 'E'. And the pieces should not overlap at all. Can't be too hard can it? |
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