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FAQ
What anklet length should I choose?
Measure your ankle circumference with a soft measuring tape or with a piece of string that you then measure with a ruler, just above the ankle bone, and add about 2 cm for a relaxed drape. Most of our styles are adjustable, with extra links at the end, so they fit comfortably across a wide range of sizes.
What materials are the anklets made of?
Primarily 925 sterling silver (92.5% purity) and 925 sterling silver plated with 14K gold for the gold-tone styles, in a layer of approximately 2 microns. Some pieces feature accents of natural pearls or stones like moonstone; others are clean and minimalist—just a fine chain.
Can I wear my anklet at the beach, in the pool, or in the shower?
925 silver holds up well, but salt water, chlorine, and friction from sand can affect it over time—especially gold-plated pieces, whose layer is delicate. For summer, we recommend taking it off before swimming and sports, and wiping it after. Wear of the plating over time is normal, not a manufacturing defect.
How do I style and layer them?
An anklet is the understated accessory of summer, perfect with sandals or barefoot. You can wear a single delicate style for a minimalist vibe, or layer two dainty designs—for example, a herringbone chain with one featuring pearls. Stick to the same metal (silver with silver, gold with gold) for a cohesive, elegant look.
What styles can I find in the collection?
From fine herringbone or beaded chains to styles with natural pearls (Finesse, Venus, Margo), with Moonstone, or with delicate charms like tiny stars. You’ll find minimalist, stone-free options and accented versions, in classic silver or gold-plated—something for every style and every summer outfit.
My silver anklet has tarnished. What should I do?
Silver oxidation is a natural process, not a defect: silver reacts with sweat, lotion, and perfume—especially in summer. It can be easily cleaned with a soft microfiber cloth or with our cleaning kit. As a precaution, put your jewelry on after applying lotion and take it off before bathing. It will regain its shine.
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