Anklets, known as payal or paijan, are a graceful addition to ethnic and casual looks. Traditional anklets with small bells (ghungroo) make a gentle sound as you walk, while slim chains suit modern styles.
Popular styles
- Ghungroo payal: traditional anklets with small bells.
- Broad traditional anklets: heavier designs for weddings.
- Slim chain anklets: minimal and modern.
- Beaded or oxidised anklets: boho and festive.
When to wear them
- 1Festivals and Navratri: bold anklets add sound and style to dance. See Navratri jewellery guide.
- 2Weddings: traditional designs with sarees and lehengas.
- 3Daily wear: slim chains with casual outfits.
Fit and comfort
- Anklets should move slightly without slipping over the heel.
- Adjustable hooks help find the right length.
- Avoid sharp edges that may scratch skin.
Care
Anklets are exposed to dust and water more than other jewellery. Wipe them after wearing and avoid wearing them during monsoon walks through puddles.
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