How to choose Anklets
Start with length and metal. Of the 26 anklets here, 25 come from JNCY Jewelers in Miami and one from Lola Ade in Los Angeles. JNCY lists a 10 inch length on 24 of its 25, and 12 of those add an adjustable range of 9 to 10 inches; the Enamel Evil Eye lists only 7.25 inches, with no adjustment range. Lola Ade's lists a size adjustable up to approximately 10 inches. Metal sets the price: JNCY's 6 sterling silver anklets cost $87 to $159, its 19 in 14k gold cost $432 to $1,989, and Lola Ade's Cuban chain is 18K gold layered over stainless steel at $46.99.
JNCY lists a weight for every anklet, from .93 g to 4.79 g, and price does not follow it: the 3.20 g Triple Twist Mariner costs $1,989 and the 4.79 g Diamond Cut Curb Bismarck, a chain the listing calls hollow, costs $1,413. Only 5 listings give a chain width, from 0.80 to 4.30 mm. Seventeen of the 26 reviews note that the listing gives no count of the beads, stations (beads or shapes spaced along the chain) or charms, so titles such as Trio and Triple Star do not say how many. Three JNCY listings name no closure; the other 22 list a lobster clasp (12), a pear shape lobster (5) or a spring ring (5).
JNCY's refund policy gives 30 days from the day a pre-designed piece ships, returned unworn with its original documents and a free FedEx label on US orders; its FAQ says 7 days after delivery, so confirm before relying on 30. It ships free by USPS from Miami, most pieces are made to order in about two weeks, and a signature is required on made-to-order designs and orders over $1,500. Its warranty covers manufacturing defects for life and excludes wear and tear and lost stones. Lola Ade accepts no returns; damage must be reported within 14 days of delivery. Its Cuban chain is a demi-fine piece, and the FAQ's lifetime warranty does not say whether it covers one.
Ask before ordering if the exact fit matters. The Baby Pink Enamel Piatto and the Enamel Alternating Bar mention a 1 inch adjustable chain without saying whether it is part of the 10 inches, and the Round Link anklets list a 1 inch adjuster with no overall range. Ask JNCY for the shortest and longest wearable length. Our anklet comparison sets five of these side by side.
Guide updated October 25, 2026, from the reviews on this page and the store terms they cite.
Questions before you buy
What length should an anklet be?
The listings give the chain's length, not an ankle size, so measure your ankle and compare. JNCY lists 10 inches on 24 of its 25 anklets, 12 of them adjustable from 9 to 10 inches, and 7.25 inches on the Enamel Evil Eye with no adjustment range. Lola Ade's Cuban chain adjusts up to approximately 10 inches and gives no minimum.
What is the difference between a sterling silver and a 14k gold anklet here?
JNCY's 6 sterling silver anklets cost $87 to $159, are listed as rhodium plated (coated with a white metal) and weigh 2.20 to 3.20 g. Its 19 14k gold anklets cost $432 to $1,989 and weigh .93 to 4.79 g; 15 list rhodium plating as No, 3 list it for white gold only and 1 does not say.
Can I return an anklet if it does not fit?
JNCY's refund policy allows 30 days from shipping for pre-designed styles returned unworn with their original documents, with a free FedEx label on US orders; its FAQ says 7 days after delivery, so confirm first. Lola Ade accepts no returns on its jewelry, and a damaged or defective piece must be reported within 14 days of delivery for an exchange or repair.
How long does an anklet take to arrive?
JNCY says most pieces are made to order in about two weeks, with an estimated ship date on the product page; USPS shipping is free, and FedEx 2Day at $25 does not shorten production. Lola Ade mails demi-fine orders by USPS First Class within 5 to 7 business days and ships US orders over $100 free; its Cuban chain costs $46.99.
Do any of these anklets have diamonds?
One does: JNCY's 1/20 ctw Round Diamond Anklet, $1,158 in 14k yellow gold, with three natural round stones of .017 ct each (.05 ct in total) in bezel settings, graded near colorless (FG), SI1 clarity and excellent cut. The text says 'the 1/20ct diamond' in the singular, and the listing does not say whether a certificate comes with it. The $159 Diamond Illusion Stations anklet names no stone.
What does station mean on an anklet?
A station anklet has beads, stars or other shapes set at intervals along a chain. Seven of these anklets have Station or Stations in the title, such as JNCY's 14k Yellow Gold Bead Station Anklet at $552, which lists 2mm bead stations on a 0.80 mm cable chain. Six of the seven give no count of stations.