Anegada
From the ancient Egyptians to the Renaissance, topaz was believed to offer protection during long journeys — a stone associated with guidance, calm seas, and safe passage home. Hand-carved into a blue topaz cabochon, a lone sailboat moves through waves beneath a crescent moon. Baguette or round sapphires ring the horizon where sky meets water. Blue topaz has long been associated with clarity, though not the kind that arrives all at once. It is a clarity shaped through movement — through distance, uncertainty, and the experience of finding your way.
Named after the island Anegada, this charm reflects the quiet pull of open water — the instinct to keep moving toward something just beyond reach.
Details
14-karat yellow gold and silver
Blue topaz
Sapphires
Charm diameter: 16 mm
Depth: 5 mm
Bail opening: 5.5 mm
Chain and leather cord sold separately.