If it involves putting a small magnet in a ring.. ill pass.. it just isn't the same..

You're right--IMHO (and if you could search on the Café you'd see lots of others as well) it's better.

Hey, but that's what makes horse races (or something like that).

I'm not a gold/silver ring wearer usually so I use a Wizard Dark which suits what I would normally wear. Because it's jet black, it certainly doesn't look metallic in any way. It's been pretty tough, however a few weeks back I knocked it off a table and it broke in 2. Here's the thing though - these come with a lifetime guarantee, so if it breaks, package it back up and you'll get a replacement (mine originally came via Penguin and they were really good with turning round a replacement).
Nice!

Remember folks that even though a PK ring may be made of neodymium, it is at heart quite literally mostly air. The perceived strength of neodymium comes from having a lot of it in a small space. A ring is basically a very short bar of neodymium with the middle (most of the volume) removed. This means that a PK ring of 25mm diameter does not have the strength of a solid 25mm neodymium magnet.

What I don't think anyone's done yet is to use a PK ring as a pendulum.

That's exactly what I used mine for

Ah. As you were, that man.

Great idea! Thank you for sharing.

So much can be achieved with a magnet ring pendulum.