The Jewelry Box Prediction, a classic in the realm of magic effects, has captivated audiences for decades. Originating from T.A. Waters' "Box Office" in 1979, this enchanting routine involves selecting a gemstone from a wooden box and unveiling a prediction matching the chosen gem.

While the routine is concise and intuitive, we believe some aspects could be enhanced. For instance, the prop's unique shape and size may hinder handling by the audience member. To heighten the significance of this effect, we have considered various modifications and innovations.

Firstly, in terms of product configuration, we replaced all prediction graphics and selections with Pseudo-ESP Symbol Dice, aiming for a more refined and visually clear presentation. Secondly, we concealed the core mechanism of this magic product for the method, leaving no visible traces on the exterior. Additionally, we added a small detail where the prediction can be placed inside the drawer in front of the audience. Though seemingly insignificant, it enhances and completes the magical effect throughout the entire routine.