Colour-Ring

Effect: The performer asks for any ring to be borrowed and attaches the ring to one of five coloured strings - the audience does not know which one. The performer displays the five coloured pieces of string, each with a coloured card attached. Four spectators cleanly and freely choose one of the five colours, which is shown to be an empty loop. The final colour dangling is pulled free, by the performer, or the spectator, and is shown to have the ring attached to the string...it can be examined. The string is cut, and the ring and its owner are once again reunited. Consider the following: No gimmicked ring – The ring can be genuinely borrowed. No 'loose' knots - The string is genuinely tied into a loop (with whichever knots you feel are needed). No P.A.T.E.O or Equivoque – Each spectator genuinely has a free choice over their colour choice. No sleights, switches or duplicates. A detailed 13-page E-book containing method, presentation, tips and ideas.