Browse anklets designed to add a subtle and stylish touch to your look. Explore gold anklets, silver anklets, delicate chain styles, and trendy designs perfect for everyday wear, holidays, and special occasions. Find comfortable anklet designs that complement both casual and dressy outfits.
Anklets add a quiet finishing touch to an outfit, whether it's a plain pair worn every day or a detailed design saved for festive occasions. At Silvens, every anklet is made from real sterling silver or real gold, not plating or imitation metal, so the piece you're paying for is the piece you're actually getting.
Shop Pakistani anklets, known locally as payal or pazeb, in both silver and gold, delivered across Pakistan. Browse chain styles, charm designs and detailed pieces suited to everyday wear as well as weddings, Eid and other celebrations.
Anklet is simply the English word for jewellery worn around the ankle. Payal and pazeb are the terms most commonly used across Pakistan for the same thing, and you'll hear all three used interchangeably depending on region and family.
There's no real difference between them beyond language. What matters more is what the anklet is actually made of, since a lot of the anklets sold online under these names are gold-plated or silver-toned rather than genuine metal. At Silvens, every anklet listed as silver is 925 sterling silver, and every anklet listed as gold is real gold, so you always know exactly what you're buying.
Both metals suit anklets for women and anklets for girls equally well, and the right choice usually comes down to what you already wear day to day.
Silver anklets:
Gold anklets:
If you already wear gold jewellery daily, a gold anklet will match. If your everyday jewellery is silver, keep the anklet silver too, since mixing tones can look inconsistent unless it's intentional.
Chain anklets are the simplest and most versatile style, a plain or lightly linked chain that sits close to the ankle and works with almost any outfit.
Charm anklets carry a small pendant such as a star, heart, coin, or petal shape hanging from the chain. These add personality without becoming heavy or formal, and make popular, simple gifts for everyday wear.
Beaded anklets use small metal beads along the chain for texture, offering a middle ground between plain and decorative.
Detailed or stone-set anklets are closer to what's traditionally called pazeb, with denser work or embedded stones, better suited to festive and wedding wear than daily use.
A few things to weigh before picking a design:
Silvens anklets are made with an adjustable design, so a standard size fits a normal range of ankle sizes comfortably without needing an exact measurement beforehand. If you're unsure, a snug but not tight fit around the ankle, similar to how a bracelet should sit on the wrist, is the right target.
Looking for something smaller, such as for a young girl? Get in touch and we can make a custom size on request.
Unlike artificial or gold-plated anklets, which are usually sold at a flat price regardless of the metal underneath, authentic silver and gold anklets are priced on the actual weight of metal used plus making charges. This means the price on a real anklet moves with the silver or gold rate on any given day, and a heavier or more detailed piece will always cost more than a lighter one.
Silvens' silver anklets currently start from Rs. 5,999 for a lightweight charm design. Gold anklets are priced higher, in line with gold's per-gram rate and the weight of the piece. Always check the individual product page for the current price, since it reflects the metal rate at the time of your order rather than a fixed number.
A single anklet on one ankle gives a more understated look, while a pair worn on both sides is more traditional and tends to suit festive or ethnic outfits better. Anklets sit well with open footwear like sandals or juttis, where the design is actually visible, rather than under socks or closed shoes.
For daily wear, keep it to one lightweight piece. For weddings or festive events, a detailed or gold anklet can be styled alongside matching bangles or a bracelet, without needing to over-accessorize the rest of the outfit.
Anklets work as everyday jewellery, subtle enough not to need an occasion at all. They also suit festive days like Eid, mehndi functions and weddings, where a more detailed silver or gold piece complements traditional outfits. They make a practical, personal gift too, especially for younger family members or close friends, since sizing isn't as exact a concern as it is with rings.
Keep silver anklets dry and store them away from direct sunlight and moisture to reduce tarnishing over time. Gold anklets should be kept separate from other jewellery to avoid surface scratches. For full care instructions on both metals, see our Jewellery Care Guide.
What is an anklet?
An anklet is a piece of jewellery worn around the ankle, similar to a bracelet worn on the wrist. In Pakistan, it's also commonly called a payal or pazeb.
What does payal mean?
Payal is the Urdu and Hindi word for anklet, referring to jewellery worn around the ankle. Pazeb is another commonly used term for the same thing, often used for more detailed or traditional designs.
Is real silver or gold used in Silvens anklets?
Yes. Silvens anklets are made from 925 sterling silver or real gold, not plated or imitation metal. The metal type is stated clearly on each product page.
How much does a silver payal cost in Pakistan?
The price depends on the weight of silver used and the design detail. Silvens' silver anklets currently start from Rs. 5,999, with heavier or more detailed pieces priced higher. Check the individual product page for the current price.
What is the price of a gold anklet?
Gold anklet prices follow the current gold rate and the weight of the piece, so they vary day to day. The exact price for each design is shown on its product page.
How do I know my anklet size?
Silvens anklets have an adjustable design, so a standard size fits most ankle sizes comfortably without needing an exact measurement in advance. Smaller sizes can be made on request.
How do I clean a silver anklet at home?
A soft, dry cloth is usually enough for light tarnish. For anything beyond that, our full Jewellery Care Guide covers safe cleaning steps for silver.
Are anklets allowed to be worn in Islam?
Anklets are traditionally worn by women across Pakistan and South Asia. Whether they're considered permissible can depend on context, such as modesty and how the jewellery is worn, and views on this can vary. For a ruling specific to your situation, it's best to ask a qualified scholar rather than rely on general guidance.
For jewellery that pairs naturally with anklets, browse our Silver Jewellery and Gold Jewellery collections, or take a look at Bracelets and Rings to complete the look.
