A borrowed finger ring vanishes from the performer's hand and appears hooked to a link or clip in a key case in the performer's hip pocket. First described by Al Koran in his book Professional Presentations the effect is something of a classic, appealing

Great audience participation piece and extremely VISUAL Magic! A borrowed finger ring vanishes from the performer's hand and appears hooked inside a Key Case in the performer's hip pocket. Gimmick reel concealed inside Custom Leather Key

Two of the most spectacular elements in magic...a vanish and an appearance. You borrow a finger ring from a spectator and place it in your closed fist. You ask the spectator to hold your fist with his/her hands. When your hand is

A solid ring is trapped on a key that is held by a ribbon and beautiful wooden fob. The performer has audience members try to remove the ring, but try as they might, it just can't be done. The magician can immediately

Ring In Salt is a classic effect! This is a close-up effect that creates sensation everywhere. Show a piece of rope and let a spectator thread his finger ring on the rope. Close your hand around the ring and rope. The spectator ties the ends of the ro

Ring in the Bell by Reynold Alexander is a shocking finale you can add immediately to your show. A borrowed ring appears in a bell they've been holding and using! CUSTOM MADE BELL AND INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO INCLUDED.

A borrowed ring is put in a silk and a watch in a cardboard box is shown as a present. With the shake of a hand the ring is transferred into the machinery of the watch. The magician shakes the watch to reveal the sound of the ring inside. The watch bac

A nut & a bolt made of solid brass are handed out for inspection and a ring borrowed from the audience. The ring is placed on the nut and the bolt is threaded to lock in the ring. There are a lot of threads on the nut and it takes a while to completely

A borrowed ring is dropped into a tall champagne glass. One end of a short rope is lowered into the glass and immediately raised to show the ring has somehow become knotted on the rope! Next, a card is freely selected by a member of the audience, signed

The performer holds in one hand a beautiful gold tone necklace. In the other hand the performer holds a beautiful mens gold tone black onyx ring. The performer simply touches the ring to the dangling necklace where it seems to visually melt on the neckl