The Cambridge Colour Palette Magnet
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Cambridge Fridge Magnet: A Little Gift from Cambridge
Keep your favourite Cambridge memories close with our Cambridge Colour Palette Fridge Magnet, featuring six colours inspired by the city’s famous university, historic landmarks and riverside traditions. From punting on the River Cam and the university’s distinctive Cambridge Blue to Sir Isaac Newton, the Corpus Clock, The Eagle pub and Jesus Green, each shade tells a Cambridge story. A lovely Cambridge gift or souvenir for visitors, students, graduates and anyone with a special connection to the city. Perfect for fridges, lockers and office spaces, or simply as a reminder of happy days exploring Cambridge’s beautiful streets and colleges.
Cambridge Fridge Magnet
- Features the six colours of the Cambridge Colour Palette.
- Full-colour print featuring the original Cambridge design.
- A colourful addition to fridges, magnetic noticeboards and other suitable metal surfaces.
- Lightweight and easy to display.
- A lovely little Cambridge souvenir or gift for students, graduates and visitors.
- Perfect as a small birthday present, stocking filler or reminder of university days.
The Cambridge Colour Palette
- Punting Navy – For Cambridge’s famous punts gliding along the River Cam, past the beautiful college buildings and under the Bridge of Sighs.
- Cambridge Blue – For the distinctive pale blue-green associated with the University of Cambridge and its sporting traditions, particularly the famous Boat Race against Oxford.
- Newton White – For Sir Isaac Newton, who studied and worked at Trinity College, Cambridge, and whose discoveries helped transform our understanding of science and the universe.
- Corpus Gold – For the extraordinary golden Corpus Clock outside Corpus Christi College, featuring the mechanical Chronophage, or ‘time eater’, that sits above its face.
- Eagle Amber – For The Eagle pub, where Francis Crick and James Watson famously announced their discovery of the structure of DNA in 1953.
- Jesus Green – For Jesus Green, one of Cambridge’s much-loved open spaces, stretching alongside the River Cam and popular with walkers, cyclists and picnickers.
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