All of the talismans in the grimoire require special rings, but why don’t the instructions for some talismans specify on which hand and finger to wear them?
Also, can I fashion the rings out of cheap materials like paper?
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See item I (conjuration of celestial and infernal powers).
Where should I wear the ring?
I think it’s safe to assume the author didn’t think of it. They didn’t have publishing editirs in those days, and we’re kind of looking at a more personal grimoire than one with mass production and having to proof it for a newbie audience in mind.
Wear on whatever dinner you feel like, and make out of whatever you like, try it, and find out what works for you. Personally I’d make or out of metal and wear it on my right index finger. No real reason though. 
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Occult author Jason Newcomb has a book called A Modern User’s Guide to the Black Pullet that likely has clearer instructions.
However, if some talismans specify a certain finger for the ring, and others don’t, then it is likely that for the ones that don’t you can wear it on any finger.
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Carl Nagel on one of his books,and another author from starlightbooks now gone,say paper,wood.metal anything is good,only color matters,tru in a voodoo book it specifically say made in cloth and colors.its a book call the ring of Salomon basically same thing.ans specifically the finger,I tink it’s call the rings of Salomon or the 14 rings of salomon.its french.maybe you can pdf around short book and look like black pullet but different spirts.
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I can’t find any of those books in PDF, so yep, I’ll just follow your advice and create the rings out of anything + wear some of them on any finger that feels right. Sorry I’m being a cheapass witch. Thanks! 
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Update it’s a book by Theodore roses call black pullet new version .new sistema.in Amazon also it’s another black pullet there,
For the working I wanted to do from that, I found someone on Etsy who makes the ring and the cloth. It was a little pricey but worth it.
I’ve also made the ring from a bubble gum machine ring and the cloth from construction paper.
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Yeah, I saw those embroidered silk patches and hand-forged rings. They cost a mint.
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I also saw them on Etsy. But maybe just draw them on a color paper? About the ring, you can easily find a jeweller who offers engraver service, just order a steel ring with your own image (you send the sigil), I think it won’t cost too much. I’m gonna try it.
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It’s called:black spells of the fire spirits by carl nagel, it shows you a easy way to work with the black pullet but one or two of the talismans have been taken out of the book for some odd reason
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