Anklets

An anklet (also known as a payal, pattilu, or pajeb in South Asia) is a versatile piece of jewellery worn around the ankle. Deeply rooted in history for over 8,000 years, it spans from the ancient Indus Valley Civilization to modern global fashion runways. In Indian culture, anklets are highly auspicious, traditionally gifted to brides, and worn alongside toe rings (bichiya) as symbols of grace, femininity, and marital prosperity.