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Grandmother's Necklace by TCC

Created by: TCC

Grandmother's Necklace is a close-up magic trick where a spectator pulls wooden beads off a necklace, creating a visually stunning and interactive experience. The trick is designed to be practical for professional use, with a focus on durability and ease of reset. It is suitable for gigs and performances, offering a unique blend of visual appeal and audience engagement. Buyers should note that while it is not intended as an everyday carry item, it excels in professional settings where reliability and impact are key.

Key features

  • Practical design for professional use

  • Visually stunning and interactive

  • Easy reset for repeated performances

  • Suitable for gigs and performances

Pros

  • EDC design for convenience

  • Impactful presentation

  • Durable and reliable for professional use

Cons

  • Not suitable as an everyday carry item

  • Setup may come undone if not handled carefully

  • Limited examination potential

Effect

The Grandmother's Necklace is a magic trick where a spectator pulls wooden beads off a necklace. The effect is visually striking and creates a sense of wonder as the beads seemingly come off the necklace in a way that defies logic. The presentation often includes a narrative about positive energy or a sentimental story, adding depth to the performance.

Full details

The Grandmother's Necklace is designed for close-up or parlor magic. It involves a necklace made of wooden beads that can be manipulated in a way that allows the beads to be removed and reattached. The trick requires a specific setup and reset, which can be a bit time-consuming. The design is practical for performances but may not be ideal for everyday carry due to the setup involved.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is suitable for magicians who perform in gigs or shows where they can take the time to set up and reset the trick. It is particularly effective for those who enjoy incorporating storytelling into their magic. However, it may not be the best choice for magicians looking for a quick, impromptu trick.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The Grandmother's Necklace is moderately difficult to perform. It requires a good understanding of the mechanics involved and some practice to ensure the setup and reset are done smoothly. The performance aspect, including the narrative, also adds to the complexity, making it more suitable for experienced magicians.

What magicians say

Craig and Matt from magic-tv reviewed a similar trick called 'Ritual' by Dan Harlan and compared it to the Grandmother's Necklace. They noted that while 'Ritual' has a more organic look, it lacks the practicality of TCC's version. Craig gave 'Ritual' a 50% rating, citing issues with the setup and reset, while Matt rated it 80%, appreciating the performance but acknowledging its drawbacks for professional use. This comparison highlights that the Grandmother's Necklace is seen as a more practical option for professional magicians.

What people are saying about Grandmother's Necklace

magic-tv says...

While 'Ritual' has a more organic look, it lacks the practicality of TCC's version. [...] Craig rates it 50%, Matt 80%, appreciating the performance but acknowledging its drawbacks for professional use.

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