Crystal Pyramid by Tenyo Magic

Created by: Tenyo Magic

The Crystal Pyramid is a visually stunning close-up magic trick where a signed coin mysteriously vanishes from a stand and reappears inside a sealed box beneath a clear pyramid. The effect is perfect for home use or entertaining kids, offering a delightful blend of mystery and charm. The trick includes a blue platform, a crystal pyramid, and a sarcophagus-style box, with the coin and silk (for covering) to be provided by the performer. The method is clever but produces noticeable noise, requiring some scripting to cover the sound during performance.

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Crystal Pyramid by Tenyo Magic from Monster Magic
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Crystal Pyramid by Tenyo Magic from Alakazam Magic
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Crystal Pyramid by Tenyo Magic from Magicbox
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Key features

  • Requires a coin and silk (not included)

  • Method is ingenious but loud

  • Great for casual or family performances

  • Visual and baffling effect

Pros

  • Smart and clever method

  • Impressive visual effect

  • Great for home use or entertaining kids

  • High-quality construction

Cons

  • Method is surprisingly loud

  • Handling the silk can be tricky

  • Setup feels slightly awkward

Effect

The Crystal Pyramid is a magic trick where a signed coin visibly vanishes from one location and reappears inside a sealed box beneath a clear pyramid. The magician places the coin on a stand outside the pyramid, covers everything with a silk, and snaps their fingers. The coin disappears from its original spot and is found inside the box under the pyramid. The effect is direct, visual, and leaves spectators puzzled.

Full Details

The trick includes a blue platform, a small box, a clear pyramid, and a stand for the coin. The coin is not included, allowing performers to use their own or even a borrowed, signed coin for added impact. A silk is required to cover the setup during the vanish, though it is not included with the trick.

The method is clever and relies on a hidden mechanism that makes some noise during the execution. Performers may need to incorporate scripting to justify the sound, such as referencing "grave robbers" or "ancient gods accepting an offering." The reset is quick, making it easy to repeat if needed.

Who Should Consider the Trick

The Crystal Pyramid is ideal for magicians who enjoy visual, self-contained tricks that require minimal sleight of hand. It works well for casual performances, home use, or entertaining children. While not designed for professional close-up work due to the noise factor, it makes a great conversation piece and can be a fun addition to a personal collection.

Difficulty

The trick is rated as easy to perform, with no advanced sleight of hand required. The main challenge is handling the silk smoothly, as it can slip during the performance. The method itself is straightforward, but performers should practice the timing and scripting to cover the noise produced by the mechanism.

What Magicians Say

Fiddlinjonny appreciates the trick's smart method and visual impact but notes that the noise can be distracting. He says, "The method is really smart, pretty ingenious... but it's very loud when it's doing the method." He recommends it more for casual use rather than professional settings.

AlexisReviews praises the trick's directness and cleverness, calling it "amazing stuff." He acknowledges the noise issue but suggests covering it with presentation: "You hear a little bit of noise, but you can cover it in the routine while explaining like the gods are accepting the offer."

Both reviewers agree that the Crystal Pyramid is a fun, well-made trick that delivers a strong magical moment, especially for casual or family performances.

What people are saying about Crystal Pyramid

AlexisReviews says...

The pyramid is just so clever. I wish maybe they could have made it with a locking mechanism, but for the price, it's amazing.

fiddlinjonny says...

The method is really smart, pretty ingenious. I like the way that it visually works, but I do find it's very loud when it's doing the method.

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