Showing posts with label Anklets. Show all posts
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Friday, 17 June 2011

Indian Anklets

Indian Anklets
Indian Anklets
Fashion anklets, ankle chains, or ankle bracelets are ornaments put on around the ankle. Anklets and toe rings historically have been used for centuries by unmarried women in India, though in the United States both casual and more formal anklets became fashionable in the late twentieth century. While in western popular culture both younger men and women may wear casual leather anklets, they are popular among normally barefoot women, and more formal anklets made up of silver, gold, beads are commonly part of fashion jewelery for women. 
Indian Anklets
Indian Anklets
Much more rarely, the ankle chains are joined by a stretch of chain to limit the step. This practice was once more prevalent in the Middle East, where the effect was to give a ‘feminine’ short tripping step. Today a few western women follow this practice, but rarely in public. A very few people even have ‘permanent’, e.g. soldered-on, ankle chains, and more rarely still, so is the connecting chain. 
Indian Anklets
Indian Anklets
Fashion anklets can be made of silver, gold, and other types of less precious metals as well of materials such as leather, plastic, nylon and other such materials. In the western world anklets or ankle chains are mainly used by younger females, but some older women also wear them. Metal anklets are of two types – flexible and inflexible. The flexible ones, often called Pajeb or Jhanjhar in India, are made by tying links in a chain. Subsequently, sonorous bells can be attached to the chain, so that the wearer can make pleasing sounds while walking. Inflexible ones are usually created by giving shape to a flat metal sheet.

2010-2011 Anklets

2010-2011 Anklets
2010-2011 Anklets
An anklet is a beautiful accessory that has touches of both rebellion and tradition in it. Anklet is worn around one or both ankles. This cute piece of jewelry originated in south East Asia where it is still worn by married women as a sign of their prosperity and happiness. In India and Pakistan, anklets are known as Pajeb and are usually made of silver or gold. Traditional ankle bracelets have trinkets attached to it which create beautiful sound while walking. 
2010-2011 Anklets
2010-2011 Anklets
These days, anklet and especially, charm sterling silver anklet is getting very popular as an accessory for all occasions. Contemporary charm anklet designs are made with a number of materials like glass beads, pearls, gemstones etc.An anklet is one of those accessories which suit almost every outfit. From jeans to skirt, from short dresses to full length gowns, ankle bracelets look good with everything. Even though anklet is mostly associated with young girls, designer charm anklet can be worn by women of all ages, thanks to their wide range of designs. Ankle bracelets with freshwater pearls or Swarovski crystals look very elegant and appropriate for both older and young women. 
2010-2011 Anklets
2010-2011 Anklets
A charm sterling silver anklet also makes for a very good gift item. As most of them come in adjustable silver sterling chains, you don’t even have to know the ankle or foot size to gift it to someone. Unlike other types of jewelry, it is also much easier to choose for someone. There simple designs and cute style will impress anyone. So, you can be sure that the person you are gifting the charm anklet to, will love it.
Ankle bracelets come in many versatile designs and you can choose a design that suits your personality and dressing style. For example, for a simple and elegant look triple starfish sterling silver anklet or sterling silver ball snake chain anklet will look great. But if you are in the mood for some fun, you can wear a cute CZ duck charm sterling silver anklet or a sterling silver multicolor shoe charm anklet.