A rare example of an organometallic terbium single‐ion magnet is reported. A Tb3+–[1]ferrocenophane complex displays a larger barrier to magnetization reversal than its isostructural Dy3+ analogue, which is reminiscent of trends observed for lanthanide–bis‐phthalocyanine complexes. Detailed ab initio calculations support the experimental observations and suggest a significantly larger ground‐state stabilization for the non‐Kramers ion Tb3+ in the Tb complex than for the Kramers‐ion Dy3+ in the Dy complex.
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