The performer shows a small cabinet on all sides.

The lid is removed and the front and back doors are also opened,
so that the spectator can see right through the cabinet.

The performer then displays a small magic wand, hands it to
the spectator and asks them to put their ring onto it.

Now, the wand along with a spectator's ring is placed through
the slots on top of the cabinet and the lid replaced.

Both doors are then closed and the wand is removed, allowing
the ring to fall to the bottom of the cabinet.

The wand is once again shown to be perfectly solid and inserted back into the cabinet.

Both doors are again opened to show the spectator's ring has magically risen from
the floor of the cabinet and is now seen resting on the center of the wand!

The wand can then be immediately removed and the ring is then allowed to
slide down the wand and fall into the spectators awaiting hand.

Each cabinet has been delicately hand-crafted from genuine teak wood.

The magic wand is made of solid brass and has been plated with 24K gold.

This was the very first item that from Magic Wagon to
featured a pure 24 karat gold-plating technique.

Manufactured in 2012 by Magic Wagon Thailand.