Can’t even fool myself.

I can only assume people just don’t have something to combine this with. I do Alan Rorrisons volant ring to necklace all the time so I keep the ring there. Here’s my little homage to optical illusions where I perform with the ambi ring: https://youtu.be/EQsPJj_hP9s

I do suggest you add a tiny dot (liquid paper on the black or black sharpie on the silver) to quicker orient you when displaying it. I have people literally leaning in then trying to grab it, it gets such a reaction lol. I just put my phone camera towards me at spectator head height and noted the position and angle to hold it for best effect. For the circle closer is better then a slight backing off makes the square pop...and that’s when they lunge hence the vanish. Anyway it’s good and worth the price in my books. You can judge my opinion by judging some of my other videos I suppose to see if I have any know how ;n)

The Ring is made of high quality stainless steel and the chain is absoulotly fanominal but the angle to find the circle is difficult to say the least. I recommend this but take the time to find the angle.

I’m enjoying this little beauty mostly as an intro to other ring tricks, ect. The other reviewer feels the ring is too small, but what was he expecting, it’s a ring! Fits perfectly on my biggest finger but I wear around my neck ... Tip: use with small mirror, as you can manage angles better ... great conversation piece... might get the silver, too, and mix with Ash & Ember trick ...

The crowd must be directly behind you or it doesn’t look round. Very disappointed

This is a wonderful optical illusion, but, not practical as a magic performance piece. The angles are very critical! I do not recommend the purchase of this item.

The illusion is brilliant but the ring is too small and you need to be precise with your angles. I've shown to many professionals and all agreed that the ring is really too small to effectively deliver a big magical punch. Save your money!