DO AMAZING MAGIC WITH ANY FINGER RING (Learn the Secret Now!)

Astound your friends with this easy beginner magic trick. Make any borrowed ring mysteriously melt through string, wire and more. Master magician Jay Sankey makes it easy to learn magic tricks.


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Welcome to the official YouTube channel of Jay Sankey the magician. Jay loves sharing his passion for easy and beginner magic tricks, including card tricks, coin tricks and more. Jay is a true magician’s magician and is widely considered to be one of the most original thinkers and finest magic teachers of tricks with cards and coins alive today. He is also one of the most prolific magic creators on the planet. Jay's original magic tricks have been performed by many of the world’s most famous magicians including David Copperfield, Criss Angel, David Blaine, Dynamo and Keith Barry. Jay also performed card tricks on Penn and Teller's show 'FOOL US' and made Toronto's CN Tower vanish! Learn fun easy magic and beginner tricks from one of the world's most experienced performers and teachers. Jay uploads new magic trick tutorial videos every week. You'll learn the amazing secrets to card tricks, coin tricks, mentalism and psychic tricks. Jay also reveals the secrets to his favorite, easy to do street magic tricks! Subscribe today.

[jjdecani]

This is a gem. I've fooled some of my most magic-wise friends with this. It's all about making the two crossing actions look just the same; no delay when you steal the ring with the second one. Nice and smooth; not rushed, not slow, just steady and even. That way it's a complete fooler. Thanks, Jay!

[fadrylouis]

Magic playing lessons that are quite simple and easy to praktice.
Thank you Mr Sankey🙂👍

[RichardFoleher]

Love this trick, it's one I'll be showing my daughters, they're getting too old for the missing finger trick 😂

[rjluna]

You're an OUTSTANDING teacher of magic tricks! I love how there's several options for the same trick! it would be crazy if the ring was tied in a knot on a piece of string

[DonovanWert]

Great move taught to me in 1982 at the Desert Magic Seminar by a gentleman named John Corey. (Rip) thanks Jay your brought back a memory of an old magic friend! Thanks brother 🙏

[garycarriger]

Wonderful, l love you bringing pleasure to all who are willing to watch, and especially how you are variety and new ideas. To me you are the best magician in the world because you share not only the joy of the performance, and the principles, but also inspire people to learn and go even deeper into making life amazing. True string theory 😄. String standing on soda pop would be a great idea.

[neilbaum]

Great instructional video. I would like to do the cut and restored string.

[VicDiniMagic]

Excellent routine options! LOVE the ZIP TIE idea. Thanks for sharing your ideas.

[doglover]

Very interesting. My grandfather worked on the same stage as Houdini back in the days of Vaudeville. I grew up with "magic" and in school performed on stage during variety shows. I haven't done it in over 50 years, pretty much had forgotten about magic. But you piqued my interest in it again. Thanks. I'm definitely subscribing to your channel.

[dmfd]

A vanishing trick. Tie it around my ex wife’s finger and make her disappear.

[QuantenMagier]

Thanks, this matches perfectly as a follow-up prestigio for my favourite trick where I make a knot through the fourth dimension to get a ring on a cord.

[pfagundes]

my favorite trick was teached by you, in an old video, 15 years ago.. nice to see you again.. Im a long time fan from brazil

[HauntedVenturesFX]

I would do my own original version of "cut and restored" where I would take a rope or string, cut it into a dozen (or more) pieces, put them into the spectator's hand, and then restore it to one 😂 😂 😂

[biggie]

have always been fascinated with The Panama Rope trick. I really enjoy your videos.

[mgamga]

I do a lot of slide of hand tricks like this just for fun.
I have to say, you explained how and why it works so well better than anyone else could. Thanks for posting.

[worldclassish]

Man you are a fun teacher. If you can explain all this stuff and add in all the extra twists and turns I can't help but watch. This is great.

[artterrones]

This ring trick js awesome!!, i want to master ghis and more!, thank you..

[johnholmstrom]

That Gravity speech and then your "Who knows.. huh..." had me laughing so hard lmao

[alanmeasures]

Great trick well explained and great options

[geuskoeman]

Great jay
Lot of possibilities!
Thanks