Safe Harbor Anchor Necklace Sterling Silver
Engraved charm
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A message, meaningful dates, their handwriting, signature or fingerprint.
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316L stainless steel
Durable, water resistant and keeps fine engraving crisp.
Sterling silver necklace · Stainless steel engraved charm
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Honour a cherished life with the Safe Harbor Anchor Necklace Sterling Silver, a beautifully crafted memorial keepsake designed to hold a small amount of ashes close to your heart.
This elegant anchor pendant represents stability, strength, and the grounding presence of someone who will always guide you. Crafted in polished sterling silver with refined detailing, it offers a timeless tribute filled with meaning — a reminder that love remains a steady anchor even through life’s rough waters.
Thoughtfully designed and easy to fill, it arrives with a keepsake box and ash‑handling kit to ensure a calm, supportive experience during a difficult time.
Key Features
Key Features
- 925 Sterling Silver with durable rhodium plating
- Anchor design symbolising strength, grounding, and eternal connection
- Hidden chamber holds approx. 1/8 teaspoon of ashes
- Elegant, meaningful silhouette suitable for everyday wear
- Includes keepsake box for safe storage
- Complimentary ash‑handling kit included
Specifications
Specifications
Chain: 45 cm long, 1 mm thick
Pendant: 19 mm × 35 mm
Ash Capacity: Approx. 1/8 teaspoon
Weight: 8 g
Materials: Sterling silver, rhodium plating
Shipping and returns
Shipping and returns
📦 Shipping
Standard shipping $5.40 · Free express shipping on orders over $120
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Hassle-free 30-day returns for peace of mind
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View full detailsbeautiful necklace so fitting for my mother whos husband was a fisherman