Anderson Cooper

>Nothing stays with me for very long. Over the last 15 years of traveling, I've had talismans and touchstones and all manner of lucky charms: a smooth stone from Somalia; a Buddhist pendant from Bangkok. Inevitably, I end up losing them. It used to upset me, but now I rather like it that way. It's as if the items were never really mine. I'm just holding them until they're needed somewhere else.

https://archive.is/70CWC

Not sure we've identified the rabbit part of the charm yet, though of course there is a lot of folklore around rabbits foot and at one time the custom of saying 'rabbits foot' or similar was common among children in the Southern US, at least. Apparently England too.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbit_rabbit_rabbit

There are parallels with gang symbolism. Read (short) entries for pentacle an d 'People' (Vice Lords gang family) in this book on gang symbolism:

https://books.google.com/books?id=F5XZCgAAQBAJ