Stolen by Gentlemen's Magic & Urbain

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A new Ring Flight, modern and powerful, that can be performed completely surrounded. An extremely visual vanish and a most unexpected reappearance...

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• TOTALLY IMPOSSIBLE EFFECT
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• You borrow a spectator's ring-an object precious and full of emotion. The spectator places it onto a safety pin that you hold delicately between your fingers. In the blink of an eye, the pin vanishes right before their eyes!
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• Where did it go? You reach into your pocket and take out your wallet. In utterly impossible conditions, the pin and the ring have traveled together and are now securely attached to the wallet.
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A POWERFUL IMPACT, A TOTAL IMPOSSIBILITY
After Ignite and Coffee Break, Urbain, in collaboration with Gentlemen's Magic, reveals his brand-new creation: Stolen.
Imagine... You borrow a spectator's ring, an object of great value and emotion. They place it on a safety pin that you hold between your fingertips. In a split second, both vanish completely.

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You take out your wallet from your pocket. The pin is now firmly attached to it-and the spectator's ring is still locked in place.

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Originale englische Beschreibung

A new Ring Flight, modern and powerful, that can be performed completely surrounded. An extremely visual vanish and a most unexpected reappearance...

A TOTALLY IMPOSSIBLE EFFECT

Imagine... You borrow a spectator's ring-an object precious and full of emotion. The spectator places it onto a safety pin that you hold delicately between your fingers. In the blink of an eye, the pin vanishes right before their eyes! Where did it go?

You reach into your pocket and take out your wallet. In utterly impossible conditions, the pin and the ring have traveled together and are now securely attached to the wallet.

A POWERFUL IMPACT, A TOTAL IMPOSSIBILITY

After Ignite and Coffee Break, Urbain, in collaboration with Gentlemen's Magic, reveals his brand-new creation: Stolen.

Imagine... You borrow a spectator's ring, an object of great value and emotion. They place it on a safety pin that you hold between your fingertips. In a split second, both vanish completely.

You take out your wallet from your pocket. The pin is now firmly attached to it-and the spectator's ring is still locked in place.