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Perfect Anklet for Everyone - Mirraw

Anklets can be a tricky area for fashion. It's hard to find the perfect style of anklets for your leg. Anklets are one of the most famous jewellery pieces. They're the ideal accessory to keep your feet and ankles cool, and they create a fashionable look. Anklets come in various colors, shapes and sizes - so it can sometimes be hard to find the perfect anklet for you. However, with this guide, you'll learn what anklets are available, what you should look for in an anklet when shopping, and how to wear them. Read on to find out how to buy the perfect anklet for you!

• Metal Anklets - These are increasingly popular among young girls and working women. Not too flashy but dainty enough to amp the beauty of your feet, metal anklets do not have many embellishments, and you can have one in any metallic hue right from yellow gold, rose gold, and silver to oxidized silver. They are mainly in the form of a slender chain that goes well with western attire really well without drawing any attention to them.


• Beaded Anklets - Beaded anklets are generally worn by girls with western attire and mostly on one foot. The colorful beads and the various shapes and designs can be matched with the colors of the dress.


• Bridal Anklets - Also known as Jhaanjhar because of their ornate design, bridal anklets are generally quite heavy and have a beautiful inlay work of polki, kundan or even diamonds. Many brides are now opting for rose gold anklets, unlike the traditional silver ones. Little bells or ghungroos are a part of these anklets, along with intricate craftsmanship.


• Gold Anklets - Gold anklets are now trending at par with silver anklets which were once the only option women preferred. Gold anklets go very well with traditional Indian clothing like sarees, salwar suits and lehengas with ease. If you are wearing polki, kundan jewellery or diamond jewellery on any occasion, you can now match your anklets along with the rest of your jewellery.


• Ajmeri Payal Design - These payals are often seen gracing dancers' feet performing traditional dances like Kuchipudi or Garba. They are pretty broad and have a number of small bells attached to them that give out a loud jingle.


• The Kada Anklet - Made out of silver, this anklet design was earlier relegated only to the jewellery box of rural women but is now fast making its place in all fashion circuits. Circular like a sturdy kada, these anklets are made in gold and silver and are the no-fuss anklets.


• Sterling silver anklets - The all-time favourite sterling silver anklets have been famous since anklets came into being. Meenakari work, enamel work, colored zircon, ghunghroos, chains, and charms; you name it, and you can have it all in your silver anklets.

Find the Right Anklet

How do you go about finding the perfect anklet for you? The first thing you should do is make a list of what you want your anklet to look like, including color, shape, size, what materials it's made out of (gold or silver?), and whether it should be long or short. Once you've done that, it will be easier for you to find the perfect anklet! Start looking for them in stores once you know what you want your anklets to look like. You can also check mirraw can buy anklets online at any time, and Mirraw is a more reputable online store for all types of jewellery.

Anklets Wearing Tips

Anklets look beautiful with sandals or bare feet, so make sure to pick out a comfortable anklet that is not too tight. Simply slip your foot through the straps of the anklet and pull it up to your ankle. When wearing an anklet with sandals, you can tighten the anklet's straps so that they won't slip off when you walk. For daily wear or for teaming up with your western attire, keep the anklet design simple so that it does not jingle away too much. You can even go in for string, shell or chain anklets.

At Mirraw, you will find an extensive collection of all such designer anklets that will match perfectly with the color of your attire and the embroidery work on your dress.