Delicate silver tone anklet pair with soft bells. Limited Availability. Style Tip: Perfect for spring and summer wear. Compliments most outfits. Casual chic everyday wear. Wear it at the beach or with sandals. Style Personality: Ethnic Antique Chic: You surround yourself with antique things that transport you in that era. You love the charm of the antique things because they have a history behind it. Ethnic Significance: Also known as "Payal" in India
- Graceful Curved Profile: Show off traditional elegance with these silver-finish payals, defined by a gently arched silhouette. Delicate coin-like accents blend a classic Indian motif with modern, understated style—ideal for weddings, festivals, or everyday flair.
- Secure, Easy-On Clasp: Each anklet measures 9.5 inches in length plus a 0.56-inch S-hook for quick on-and-off wear. Twist open one end of the clasp, slide it into the eye loop, and press firmly to close—simplifying your daily routine or festive prep.
- Subtle Bells & Lightweight Feel: Crafted with soft bells placed near the clasp, they add a gentle jingle without overwhelming your step. Their .38-inch width offers a comfortable fit that curves along your ankle, whether paired with sandals, heels, or barefoot beach looks.
- Artisan Craft & Versatile Use: Hand-finished by skilled makers in India and inspected in the USA, these payals combine age-old artistry with modern demands for durability. Wear them at weddings, dances, or waterfront getaways—then dry fully before storage to maintain their shine.
- Ready-to-Gift Packaging: Arriving in a burgundy velvet pouch, they’re instantly suited for milestone presents or as a special treat to yourself. A simple wipe-down after contact with water helps preserve the silver finish and ensures lasting style for any occasion.
- Ethnic Significance: Also known as "Payal" :Jhanjar” “Paizeb” in India, brides wear it to draw attention to and decorate their feet. Bells or chimes make a soft jingle sound when the bride walks. Traditionally payals are worn in both feet. However ankle bracelets can be worn in one foot. Today they also come in Retro, Contemporary, Bohemian, Tribal styles
- Graceful Curved Profile: Show off traditional elegance with these silver-finish payals, defined by a gently arched silhouette. Delicate coin-like accents blend a classic Indian motif with modern, understated style—ideal for weddings, festivals, or everyday flair.
- Secure, Easy-On Clasp: Each anklet measures 9.5 inches in length plus a 0.56-inch S-hook for quick on-and-off wear. Twist open one end of the clasp, slide it into the eye loop, and press firmly to close—simplifying your daily routine or festive prep.
- Subtle Bells & Lightweight Feel: Crafted with soft bells placed near the clasp, they add a gentle jingle without overwhelming your step. Their .38-inch width offers a comfortable fit that curves along your ankle, whether paired with sandals, heels, or barefoot beach looks.
- Artisan Craft & Versatile Use: Hand-finished by skilled makers in India and inspected in the USA, these payals combine age-old artistry with modern demands for durability. Wear them at weddings, dances, or waterfront getaways—then dry fully before storage to maintain their shine.
- Ready-to-Gift Packaging: Arriving in a burgundy velvet pouch, they’re instantly suited for milestone presents or as a special treat to yourself. A simple wipe-down after contact with water helps preserve the silver finish and ensures lasting style for any occasion.
- Ethnic Significance: Also known as "Payal" :Jhanjar” “Paizeb” in India, brides wear it to draw attention to and decorate their feet. Bells or chimes make a soft jingle sound when the bride walks. Traditionally payals are worn in both feet. However ankle bracelets can be worn in one foot. Today they also come in Retro, Contemporary, Bohemian, Tribal styles
