Ghostly Finger Rings by Carisa Hendrix

Effect

The Ghostly Finger Rings trick, also known as Nova Rings, shows three solid metal rings linking together and then separating. A magician borrows three rings from the audience. The magician links the rings together one by one. The rings become a solid chain. Then, the rings visibly and cleanly melt apart. One ring can be handed back to a spectator immediately. The finale happens with a ring melting off another ring right in a spectator's open palm.

Full details

This trick is a modern version of the classic Linking Finger Rings. It is called Nova Rings. The method is based on Pete Biro's Ghostly Finger Rings. The design uses permission from the Joe Porper estate. The creator is magician Carisa Hendrix. The set includes three gimmicked rings. The rings come in black, gold, and silver colors. It also includes three matching ungimmicked rings. All rings have a sleek, everyday design. They look like modern metal or fitness rings. This makes them look like rings people wear. A custom case is included. The case protects the rings. It also works as a secret utility device during a performance. The purchase includes video instructions from Carisa Hendrix. The video covers the history, handling, and live performances. The trick works for close-up, parlor, and stage magic.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is for magicians who perform with borrowed objects. It is for performers who want a modern look. It suits magicians who do close-up, parlor, or stage shows. It is good for those who want a durable set with a complete routine. Magicians who like classic effects with updated methods will find it useful.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The trick requires practice to perform smoothly. The method is based on a known principle. The video instructions provide detailed handling tips. The routine involves borrowing rings and linking them in a sequence. The final melt apart happens in a spectator's hand. Performing this cleanly needs rehearsal. The difficulty is moderate. A magician with some experience in sleight of hand can learn it.

What magicians say

MurphysMagicSupplies discusses the trick in a promotion video. They say Carisa Hendrix created it to eliminate traditional compromises. They note the rings have a modern design for contemporary audiences. The summary states the rings are visually indistinguishable from what spectators wear. This is a significant upgrade for naturalness. The promotion frames Nova Rings as a major evolution of a timeless classic.