Blue Topaz Winged Dagger Pendant — .925 Sterling Silver
SKU: 2841
A polished silver dagger blade runs vertical through the center. From either side, feathered angel wings spread outward, each plume carved with oxidized channels between them. Where the blade meets the crossguard, a 2ct blue topaz cabochon sits bezel-set — a smooth, domed stone that glows rather than sparkles when it catches the sun. The whole composition is .925 sterling silver, 13 grams, 35mm wide and 46mm tall. It reads as a winged cross from a distance and reveals the dagger shape up close.
Built For
If you like gothic pendants with a color accent — The blue topaz is the only color element against all-silver. It adds a cool, ocean-blue point that breaks up the monochrome without competing with the wing detail. Under indoor light it's subtle. Under sunlight it glows. That shift keeps the pendant interesting across settings.
If you appreciate layered symbolism — The dagger represents cutting through obstacles, while the wings symbolize freedom and protection. The topaz traditionally signals clarity and honest communication. Together they form a pendant that functions like a personal talisman — different people read different layers into the same piece.
If you want a wide pendant that's still lightweight — At 35mm wide (the wingspan) and only 13 grams, this pendant covers more chest area than a narrow vertical piece without the weight penalty. The wings give it broad presence across the chest without much added weight.
The Honest Take
The wing feathers are individually carved — each plume has a raised center ridge with oxidized channels on either side. From arm's length, the wing shape reads clearly. Up close, the individual feathers are revealed. The channels between the plumes are deliberately darkened with oxidation, so the raised ridges are thrown into sharper relief. The dagger blade between the wings is polished smooth, creating a bright line of silver that contrasts with the darker, textured wings.
The blue topaz is a cabochon — a smooth, polished dome — set in a secure bezel at the blade's crossguard. It's a clean, medium blue — not dark like sapphire, not electric like aquamarine. It reads as "sky blue" in most lighting. The stone is natural topaz, not CZ — it has the clarity and depth that lab stones don't quite replicate.
At 13 grams, this is a medium-weight pendant — light enough for comfortable all-day wear. The back is smoothed so it sits flat against the skin, and the .925 hallmark is stamped into the reverse. Pendant only — no chain included — so you choose the necklace style that fits you.
Under the Hood
Before You Buy
Q: Is the blue topaz a natural stone?
Yes — it's genuine blue topaz, not cubic zirconia. It's cut as a cabochon — a smooth, domed stone rather than a faceted one — so it glows rather than sparkles. Topaz rates 8 on the Mohs scale, durable enough for daily pendant wear, and its natural sky-blue color stays consistent under different lighting.
Q: What does the winged dagger represent?
It's a "peace through strength" motif — the blade cuts through obstacles while the wings offer protection and freedom. In military and biker culture, winged daggers represent swift action with a guardian element. It's a warrior's symbol worn as a personal talisman.
Q: Does this come with a chain?
Pendant only — no chain included, so you choose what suits you. A medium-weight silver curb chain around 3-4mm suits the pendant's proportions and 13-gram weight. That keeps the wings as the focal point. A braided leather cord works for a more casual look, and the bail accepts most standard chain styles.
At a Glance
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For a similar winged pendant with a red stone accent, the Red Angel Wings Cross Pendant swaps the topaz for red and adds a sword motif to the wing composition.
If you want the same blue topaz on a different pendant shape, the Winged Cross Pendant with Blue Topaz uses a cross form instead of a dagger.
Browse all winged designs in the Gothic Pendants collection.
