The Appearing' by Leo Smetsers is a trick you want to use when you are looking for a big reaction from you audience. This particular effect has been one of my all-time favorite tricks for several years now. A guaranteed

In magic there are few things more visually striking than the visible changing of an object. Ash & Ember delivers the world's first color changing finger ring. Nothing like it has ever been seen in magic until now. Take your black

In magic there are few things more visually striking than the visible changing of an object. Ash & Ember delivers the world's first color changing finger ring. Nothing like it has ever been seen in magic until now. Take your black ri

These Bicycle Playing Cards are inspired by iconic and retro tattoo imagery. Each Bicycle Alchemy deck features unique images on both the faces and backs of the cards.

Renowned for his creativity and off-the-cuff performance style, Gregory Wilson's BANDWIDTH is his latest seemingly impromptu miracle that allows you to borrow a spectator's finger ring and stretch it out like soft taffy. You

Oh man, I’m gonna knock your brain around with my new trick, Boxing Ring! Hello folks... Aaron Smith here. I’ve been flooring spectators with this routine for years, and now the gloves are off and you can use it to amaze

Jewelry set that impossibly melds the gap between coin & ring magic. Collusion is a 4-piece ensemble, cast in high-carbon stainless steel and finished with a dark, ebony inlay. Precision design and engineering create extra grip,

The greatest penetration trick ever invented! You place a ring (which may be borrowed) into a crystal casket and close the top. The box is covered with an empty tube and a magical cleaver (a small sword) is

A ring (which may be borrowed) is placed into a crystal casket and the top is closed. The box is covered with an empty tube. A magical cleaver (small sword) is inserted into the top of the tube, and then magically pushed down through

Imagine borrowing a ring, then cutting a very thin length of string from a spool. The string is given to the person who loaned you the ring. A book is placed upright on the table. While the person holds both ends of the string,