The magnetic and thermal properties of Ce 1−x Er x Al 2 compounds have been studied using specific heat, dc magnetization, and ac susceptibility measurements. All these compounds are isomorphic with the MgCu 2 Laves phase, and the lattice parameter decreases almost linearly with the increasing Er concentration x. The dc magnetic susceptibility follows the Curie-Weiss law, and the Weiss temperature continuously changes from Θ = −24 K for x = 0 to Θ = 15 K for x = 1, indicating a change from antiferro-magnetism to ferromagnetism.Θ changes from negative to positive at around x = 0.2 where where a field-induced metamagnetic transition disappears. The magnetic ordering state continuously changes with the change in x from antiferromagnetc to ferromagnetic through a spin-glass-like behavior.