Price$49.00
Media TypeTrick
CategoryBizarre, Close Up, Mentalism
Date AddedMar 29, 2007
Crystal Card
Pieras Fitikides
(Based on 1 review)
- Crystal Card: Two cards thought of by two spectators are magically revealed on a piece of green crystal right before the very eyes of the audience!
- Past and Future: A card selected by a spectator materialises on the performer's crystal. The performer claims that he saw the selected card through his crystal before the card was actually selected and proves it!
- Bizarre Revelation: The performer rests his palm over a green crystal - a card, thought of by a member of the audience, magically appears on the crystal
- X-Ray Screen: A card is selected and returned to the deck which is then wrapped in a silk. A spectator looks at the wrapped deck through a crystal and sees the selected card!
- Supreme Exposure: A prediction mysteriously materialises on a sealed piece of crystal. A card previously selected by a member of the audience is turned face up. It's a match!
- Crosswise Illusion: A card selected by a member of the audience magically appears on a special crystal inserted crosswise in a deck of cards!
- Palm Reader: A card is selected and rubbed on a spectator's palm. The spectator brings her palm over a green crystal and the selected card mysteriously appears on the crystal!
Invented, handcrafted and routined by Pieras Fitikides
Reviews
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I just reviewed the "companion" to this effect, Crystal Vision. I suggest reading that review to read more of my thoughts.
It's still odd, this little card with the green filling. It's still going to have lighting problems due to the dark impression on dark material inside a reflective housing.
Crystal Card has a slightly different method of impression. Same principle, but different application. This makes the impression more defined and, ultimately, easier to read.
The booklet also contains several extra applications that are worth studying.
It should be noted that you'll need to force two cards. I sincerely hope that's within the realm of anyone who would buy this. In fact, I'm saddened by having to even mention it.
It's still odd, this little card with the green filling. It's still going to have lighting problems due to the dark impression on dark material inside a reflective housing.
Crystal Card has a slightly different method of impression. Same principle, but different application. This makes the impression more defined and, ultimately, easier to read.
The booklet also contains several extra applications that are worth studying.
It should be noted that you'll need to force two cards. I sincerely hope that's within the realm of anyone who would buy this. In fact, I'm saddened by having to even mention it.