Infinity Stone Paper Cards (10 pieces)

This is the moment that always amazes. It works through adhesion. Because the cards are extremely smooth, they stick to the back with just a drop of water. This works best on windows, mirrors, whiteboards, metal cabinets, or smooth doors. The water trick doesn't work on textured wallpaper or wood, of course. In those cases, simply use them like regular presentation cards or attach them with some Beenius adhesive.

Theoretically, you can write on it with a ballpoint pen, pencil, or fineliner. But the real trick is wiping it off. For that, you need heat-sensitive ink like the Pilot Frixion or similar pens. You can find these pens (the ones with an eraser at the end) everywhere these days. You can also order them from us. They write incredibly smoothly, and everything disappears with a damp cloth.

Felt-tip pens also work very well and are brighter, but require more intensive cleaning.
Want to capture something forever? Then use a permanent marker. It'll last.

Even the packaging of our cards is made from genuine Infinity Stonepaper. Take the pens you have at home. Test them on the inside of the packaging. See how they write. See how easily they erase. This way you'll know exactly which pen works for you before you start writing on the cards.

Stonepaper consists mostly of stone flour (lime). It feels like a smooth, cool pebble. At 300 g/m², the cards are significantly more robust than regular paper. They have a pleasant weight to them. Some say it feels velvety. And don't worry: you can't cut yourself on it.

The production process uses no water, no acids, and doesn't cut down a single tree. We use "waste" (limestone flour) and turn it into a premium product. But true sustainability lies in its use. Instead of throwing away hundreds of paper cards after a workshop, you simply wash them. Over the years, one Infinity Card replaces thousands of disposable pieces of paper.

Stonepaper is extremely tear-resistant, but it cuts like butter with scissors. Need half-cards? Cut them in half. Want round shapes? Cut them out. Folding is also a breeze. The material doesn't crack at the fold. You can make small stands or fold name tags.

Stone paper doesn't absorb ink like cellulose paper. It sits on the surface. This creates that buttery-smooth writing feel, but it also means: wait a moment. Give the ink a few seconds to dry. After that, it's smudge-proof enough to stack, shuffle, or randomly sort the cards on the table. Only water or vigorous rubbing will remove it.