Brass and Silver Anklets

 

Dakini | Anklet – 925 Silver

From $299.00 CAD
 
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Dakini | Anklet - Brass

From $79.00 CAD $95.00 CAD

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Devī | Anklet – 925 Silver

From $289.00 CAD
 

Devī | Anklet - Brass

From $85.00 CAD
 

Daughter of the Sun | Anklet - Brass

From $49.00 CAD
 

Daughter of the Moon | Anklet – 925 Silver

From $249.00 CAD
 
Sundari | Anklet - NOIR KĀLA

Sundari | Anklet – 925 Silver

From $349.00 CAD
 
Sundari | Anklet - Brass - NOIR KĀLA
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Sundari | Anklet - Brass

From $79.00 CAD $95.00 CAD

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Solid | Anklet - 925 Silver

From $279.00 CAD
 
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Solid | Anklet - Brass

From $99.00 CAD

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Brass anklets carry a warmth that silver does not: a golden tone that develops a natural patina with wear. This collection pairs brass anklets with their counterparts in 925 sterling silver, so you can choose by material, form, and how a piece moves as you walk. If you are weighing the two metals, learn what 925 sterling silver is.

The two materials compare as follows:

  • Brass anklets: brass alloy, nickel-free and lead-free. Warm and golden in tone. Develops a natural patina over time. Nickel-free and lead-free for the skin.

  • Sterling silver anklets: 925 sterling silver (92.5% fine silver and 7.5% other metals, primarily copper). Bright and cool in tone. May oxidize and dull over time. Hypoallergenic for the skin.

More warm-toned pieces sit in our brass jewelry collection. 

Choosing between them comes down to tone and care. Brass anklets suit those who like a piece that visibly changes with wear, while sterling silver suits those who want a brighter, hypoallergenic metal. You can keep one of each and switch depending on the rest of what you wear.

The anklet is among the earliest forms of personal ornament, worn across many cultures as a mark of identity, status, and adornment. Each piece here is read in that spirit, as a small sculptural artifact at the ankle rather than a seasonal accessory.

Worn alone, a single anklet draws attention to the foot's line. Layered with a finer chain, it gains rhythm. A few ways to wear them:

  • One brass anklet alone, to mark the ankle with a single warm line

  • Two anklets layered, one fine and one sculptural

  • Nickel-free brass anklets with pieces from our toe rings and brass anklets collection, for one continuous tone

  • Silver anklets beside other sterling pieces for a cooler, quieter look

Adjustable sizing on many styles makes a comfortable fit easier to find, so the anklet can sit high or rest lower on the foot.

Both metals change gently with wear. Brass anklets develop a patina and silver oxidizes over time, and both are manageable with proper care. These are handmade anklets, such as the Devī anklet in brass, designed in Montreal and handcrafted in small batches through long-standing relationships with skilled makers in Rajasthan, India. Noir KĀLA brass and silver anklets are covered by a 1-year extended warranty and a 30-day exchange, offered as electronic gift card credit or an item exchange of equal value.

Frequently asked questions

They can. Brass is a living alloy, so a brass anklet may darken or develop a patina over time through exposure to air, moisture, and skin. This is normal and usually manageable with gentle cleaning and dry storage between wears. Wiping it with a soft cloth after wearing helps keep the surface clean. Our brass is nickel-free and lead-free. For step-by-step cleaning that applies to anklets as well, see our brass necklace care guide.

Yes. Noir KĀLA brass is a nickel-free, lead-free brass alloy. If your skin ever reacts to a brass piece, that is not necessarily an allergic response. It may be due to moisture or the metal’s natural patina. Brass suits those who like a warm tone and gradual change. If you would rather wear a hypoallergenic metal, our 925 sterling silver anklets offer the same sculptural approach to form and the same range of styles.

Anklets have been worn across many cultures as marks of identity, status, and adornment, and they rank among the oldest forms of personal ornament. Their meaning has shifted from place to place and era to era, which is part of what makes the form interesting. Noir KĀLA reads the anklet as a symbol and artifact, a piece of that long history worn at the ankle, chosen for its form and what it represents to you.

An anklet sits just above the ankle bone. Wear it alone as a single sculptural piece, or layer it with a second, finer chain for more rhythm. Pair a brass anklet with brass toe rings, or a silver anklet with other sterling silver pieces, for a cohesive, one-tone look. Where a style offers adjustable sizing, set it so the anklet moves freely without slipping over the heel. Keep the arrangement simple so each line stays readable.

Brass anklets use a warm-toned brass alloy that is nickel-free and lead-free and develops a natural patina with wear. Sterling silver anklets are made in 925 sterling silver, which is 92.5% fine silver with 7.5% other metals, primarily copper, and they are hypoallergenic. Beyond the material, the difference is how each looks and ages. Consider which tone suits the rest of what you wear and how much care you want to give.

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