1. Imagine being able to merge atoms and molecules for a brief moment in time.

2. Add the ability of appearances to deceive the senses.

3. Then, existing as fact, rather than imagination...

show the reality of a borrowed ring impossibly linked onto a sword.

Finely crafted by our friends at Magic Wagon, you will be delighted by this work of wonder. An element of meticulous workmanship takes a classic effect into a highly collectible improved work of art for the discerning performer and collector. Kennard's Mystery Ring Box has seen many versions from various manufacturers over the last few decades. The problem is that the ring could never be borrowed. Tenyo's Crystal Clever, while brilliant in working, left quite a bit to be desired in its looks. Sword of the Ring bypasses these props in both working and appearance.

A small cabinet, a miniature sword and a ring pedestal are shown. The performer borrows a ring from a spectator and a borrowed ring is then placed into a pedestal. The pedestal is openly placed on the cabinet's floor and the door is then closed. The performer now picks up the sword and shows all around to be solid. A sword is then inserted into the sides of the cabinet near its top. With absolutely no hesitation, the performer pushes the sword down through the ring! When the front door is again opened, the sword is found to have magically penetrated right through the spectator's ring! The performer then pulls the sword forward though the slots showing the ring to be unbroken and allows it to fall out from the sword into the spectator's awaiting hand! This is one where you will be happy with the method as well as the effect!

 

• Use ANY borrowed ring. This will work with any type and style of ring as long as it fits into the pedestal.

• It can be instantly repeated with absolutely no re-setting.

• Completely self contained. Nothing is added or taken away.