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 to many performers as a visual and direct bit of chicanery, involving intimate audience participation. Several commercial models have appeared in the market, under the original name, or names such as Ring Flite, and variations thereof. You can use this prop without the need to conceal the gimmick behind a lot of keys. That is because the gimmick is perfectly concealed inside the key case, in a special compartment, and not just stuck in. You require no extra or duplicate cases, and you can display the key case very freely, before and after. You don't have to wear a jacket to perform this. In fact, the handling of the prop we offer requires no prior set up at all. The key case supplied is custom made for this prop. Supplied complete with detailed handling instructions.