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  1. Women's Anklet Agyaman
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    Women's Anklet Agyaman 14ct Yellow Gold & White Sapphire

    0.096 ct - AAA

    NZ $1,625.00
    from NZ $487
  2. Women's Anklet Peroxide
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    Women's Anklet Peroxide 14ct Yellow Gold & White Sapphire

    0.084 ct - AAA

    NZ $2,990.00
    from NZ $603
  3. Women's Anklet Oisean
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    Women's Anklet Oisean 14ct Yellow Gold & White Sapphire

    0.06 ct - AAA

    NZ $2,802.00
    from NZ $555
  4. Women's Anklet Wusuli
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    Women's Anklet Wusuli 14ct Yellow Gold & White Sapphire

    0.052 ct - AAA

    NZ $1,708.00
    from NZ $493
  5. Women's Anklet Patcham
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    Women's Anklet Patcham 14ct Yellow Gold & White Sapphire

    0.168 ct - AAA

    NZ $2,897.00
    from NZ $706

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Anklets FAQ

What is included in the Facets' Anklets Collection?
The Facets' Anklets Collection includes ankle bracelets in fine chain, charm-inspired, tennis and gemstone-set styles. You can explore precious-metal designs with diamond accents, coloured gemstones and different silhouettes, allowing you to choose an anklet for everyday wear, occasion dressing or meaningful gifting.
How should I measure my ankle for an anklet?
To choose from the Facets' Anklets Collection, measure around your ankle where you would like the piece to sit. Add a little room for comfortable movement, then compare the result with the product’s listed length. If a design has an adjustable chain, check its stated adjustment range.
Which gold options are available for anklets in New Zealand?
The Facets' Anklets Collection offers gold options in 9ct, 14ct and 18ct gold for New Zealand shoppers. Yellow gold has a warm traditional look, white gold appears crisp and modern, and rose gold gives a softer tone. The best choice depends on the jewellery you wear most often.
Can I wear diamond anklets every day?
Many designs in the Facets' Anklets Collection can suit regular wear when chosen and treated with care. Diamond is highly durable, but chains, clasps and settings still deserve attention. Remove your anklet for activities that could catch, pull or expose it to unnecessary knocks.
Are lab grown diamonds the same as mined diamonds?
Within the Facets' Anklets Collection, lab grown diamonds have the same chemical composition and crystal structure as mined diamonds. They are real diamonds, although their origin differs. Consider the design, setting and overall look you prefer when deciding between diamond options.
When is an anklet a good gift in New Zealand?
The Facets' Anklets Collection makes a thoughtful gift for Christmas, Valentine’s Day and milestone birthdays in New Zealand. A simple chain can feel personal for daily wear, while a gemstone or diamond design can mark a significant occasion with a lasting piece of jewellery.
How do I style an anklet for a summer wedding?
For New Zealand’s December to March wedding season, the Facets' Anklets Collection can complement open shoes and lighter occasionwear. Choose a slim gold chain for a discreet finish, or a diamond-accented style for more light. Coordinate the metal with your earrings or bracelet rather than overmatching.
Do silver anklets need special care?
Sterling silver pieces from the Facets' Anklets Collection benefit from gentle cleaning with a suitable jewellery cloth and careful storage when not worn. Keeping silver dry and away from products that may leave residue helps preserve its appearance. Follow the care guidance supplied for your chosen piece.
Can GLAMIRA personalise an anklet?
GLAMIRA allows you to customise selected pieces in the Facets' Anklets Collection through available metal, stone and design choices. Free engraving is available where the chosen design supports it, making a personalised anklet especially meaningful for a birthday, anniversary or private message.
What is the difference between a tennis anklet and a chain anklet?
In the Facets' Anklets Collection, a tennis anklet typically presents a continuous line of closely set stones for a more luminous effect. A chain anklet focuses on links and metal texture, often giving a lighter, more minimal look. Both can be worn alone or styled with complementary jewellery.

Anklets add a polished detail to wrist-and-ankle jewellery styling

Anklets create a considered finishing touch, whether worn alone or paired with bracelets that echo their metal and gemstone details. The Facets' Anklets Collection brings this easy, personal form of ankle jewellery into a wardrobe built around movement, proportion and light. A fine ankle chain can feel understated with sandals or loafers, while a diamond-accented design gives a more dressed-up look without overwhelming an outfit. For women’s anklets that feel truly individual, consider the details already present in your jewellery box: the warmth of yellow gold, the cool brightness of white metal, or a coloured stone that connects with a favourite ring. Stacking culture is not limited to the wrist. A single refined anklet bracelet can be enough, or it can become part of a coordinated set with bangles, chains and charms chosen in the same visual language.

From fine chains to gemstone-set ankle bracelets, each style tells its own story

Chain anklets are a natural starting point for everyday wear, offering a light, fluid line around the ankle. Choose a minimal link design when you want a subtle metallic accent, or look for a more defined chain when the anklet is intended to be seen with open footwear. Bangle-inspired ankle jewellery has a cleaner, more sculptural presence, while tennis anklets create a continuous ribbon of sparkle through closely set stones. Charm styles add movement and meaning, making them a thoughtful choice for personal milestones or gifts.

Stone selection changes the character of an ankle bracelet. A Diamond anklet brings crisp, colourless brilliance, while Lab Grown Diamond anklets offer the same mineral composition as mined diamonds. For vivid colour, explore an Emerald anklet, a rich Ruby design, or classic blue Sapphire anklets. Dark stones create a sharper contrast, as seen in Black Onyx styles, while Moissanite anklets deliver a bright, lively look. Metal can be just as expressive: discover White gold anklets, warmer Yellow gold styles, or enduring 950 Platinum anklets.

Whether you favour a solitary stone, diamond accents or a continuous tennis line, let the setting and silhouette suit the occasions you actually dress for. Delicate ankle chains work beautifully for daily wear, while a more detailed gemstone anklet naturally takes focus for evening events and celebrations.

Precious metals and the right fit shape how an anklet feels

The right metal and length make an anklet comfortable as well as beautiful. GLAMIRA offers gold anklets in 9ct, 14ct and 18ct gold, each with its own balance of gold content, colour and durability. White gold gives a crisp contemporary finish, yellow gold offers familiar warmth, and rose gold lends a softer blush tone. Platinum is a naturally white precious metal with a substantial feel, while sterling silver provides a bright, versatile option for silver anklets.

Measure around the ankle where you plan to wear the piece, then allow enough room for natural movement. An anklet should sit securely without pressing into the skin or slipping excessively. Adjustable anklets are especially useful when you prefer flexibility in placement, but always check the individual product details for its adjustable chain range and fastening style. If you are adding gemstone anklets to regular rotation, consider the activity and footwear you wear most often. Fine chains and stone settings benefit from careful wear, while a simple design can make an easy companion to everyday jewellery.

How can you stack and combine anklets with your jewellery?

Stack anklets by varying texture and keeping the overall combination comfortable, beginning with one fine chain as your base. Add a second ankle bracelet only when there is enough space for each piece to move freely, such as a plain gold chain beside a small diamond-accented design. Mixing metal colours can look intentional when the same colours appear elsewhere, perhaps through rings, earrings or a watch. For a more streamlined result, match metals and choose one focal element, such as a gemstone or charm.

Consider scale as well as style. A tennis anklet has enough presence to wear on its own, whereas a delicate chain can sit beautifully alongside other ankle chains. If you are wearing bracelets at the wrist too, repeat one element rather than copying everything exactly: the same stone colour, a similar link shape or a shared gold tone creates cohesion. Keep stacked anklets for occasions where they will not rub heavily against boots or restrictive footwear, and enjoy a single, refined piece for uncomplicated daily styling.

GLAMIRA makes personal anklet jewellery meaningful from the first choice

At GLAMIRA, you can customise an anklet by selecting the design details that matter most to you, from precious metal and stone to a style that reflects the wearer. Personalised anklets make considered gifts for Christmas, Valentine’s Day and milestone birthdays, or an elegant detail for weddings during New Zealand’s December to March summer season. Free engraving can add a private message where available for the chosen design. Your order is supported by free NZ shipping, 60-day returns and a lifetime warranty, so you can choose a piece with confidence and wear it as part of your story.

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