Silver Anklet

A silver anklet at Seattle Gold Grills is .925 sterling silver chain made to sit at the ankle, from a family jewelry shop in Renton, Washington that has been trading since 1976. Customers come from Seattle and across the Puget Sound area, and orders ship nationwide, fully insured with signature required. Sterling silver keeps the price friendly and the look light, which suits a piece worn every day through summer.

Shop Silver Anklets by Length

An anklet is not a bracelet sized up. The ankle bone and the taper of the foot mean the chain wants a little more room than you would expect, and most people prefer a length that lets the chain rest just below the bone with a small drape. A figaro or curb link sits close and tidy. A rope or cable link moves more and catches sun. Match the length to how you want it to hang before you compare styles.

How Silver Anklets Are Priced

Silver anklets are priced on their own terms rather than by gold weight, so see each listing for the current price. Length and link width are what move the figure, and a heavier curb uses more silver than an open cable of the same width. Read the listing for the exact length in inches.

Care and Wear

An anklet lives close to skin, sunscreen and sandals, all of which speed up tarnish. Rinse it in warm water with mild soap after a day at the beach, dry it fully, and give it a polish with a soft silver cloth. A sealed bag slows tarnish between wears.

Read the anklet guide for fit advice, then look at the gold anklet for a warmer option. A silver bracelet in the same link makes an easy pair. Browse all bracelets and anklets, plan a piece in the Chain and Pendant Builder, or book an appointment in Renton.