Collection: Womens Sterling Silver Anklets

To keep your sterling silver anklet looking its best, store it in an airtight container when not worn, wipe it gently with a soft cloth after each wear, and avoid contact with chemicals like chlorine and salt water. Remove your anklet before swimming or using hot tubs. For detailed guidance, read our full care guide here.

For a comfortable fit, measure around your ankle at its widest point and add 1-2cm for movement. Most women's anklets range from 21-25cm. For a snug fit, choose a size closest to your measurement plus 1cm. For a looser fit, add 2cm. If between sizes, it's usually better to size up for comfort, especially in warmer weather when ankles may swell slightly.

Sterling silver can naturally tarnish over time when exposed to air and moisture. Anklets may tarnish faster than other jewellery because they're closer to the ground and exposed to more moisture. Regular wear actually helps prevent tarnishing as the natural oils in your skin help keep the silver clean. With proper care and storage, you can significantly reduce tarnishing.

Yes, sterling silver anklets are durable enough for everyday wear. However, to keep your anklet looking its best, we recommend removing it during activities that might cause damage or accelerate tarnishing, such as swimming, showering, exercising, or sleeping. Taking it off occasionally gives your skin a chance to breathe and helps extend the life of your anklet.

We recommend removing your sterling silver anklet before swimming or going to the beach. Chlorine in pools and salt in seawater can damage sterling silver and speed up tarnishing. Sand can also scratch the surface of your anklet. If you do wear your anklet to the beach, clean it thoroughly afterwards with fresh water and dry it completely with a soft cloth.

For regular cleaning, gently wipe your sterling silver anklet with a soft microfibre cloth. For more thorough cleaning, use a silver polishing cloth or make a paste with baking soda and water, apply gently, rinse thoroughly with warm water and dry completely. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive materials that could scratch the silver or damage any gemstones or decorative elements.

There's no difference – the terms 'anklet' and 'ankle bracelet' refer to the same piece of jewellery worn around the ankle. 'Anklet' is simply a shorter term for ankle bracelet. Both come in various styles including chains, beaded designs, and those with charms or pendants. The term you use is simply a matter of personal preference or regional language differences.

Yes, sterling silver anklets are generally suitable for sensitive skin. Sterling silver is made of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% other metals (usually copper), creating a durable yet skin-friendly alloy. If you have extremely sensitive skin, look for anklets that are rhodium-plated, as this provides an extra barrier between the silver and your skin.

Store your sterling silver anklet in an airtight container or anti-tarnish pouch when not wearing it. Keep it separate from other jewellery to prevent scratches and tangles. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity. For extra protection, add a small silica gel packet to your storage container to absorb moisture.

Sterling silver anklets come in many beautiful styles. Chain anklets offer a classic, elegant look. Beaded anklets add colour and texture. Charm anklets feature dangling elements like bells or symbols. Figaro and curb chain anklets provide a bold statement. Adjustable anklets offer flexibility in sizing. Some anklets also incorporate gemstones or pearls for added sparkle and personalisation.