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Totapari Anklets: The Complete Collection (By Type)

Tip: If you’re exploring for the first time, start with All Anklets and then narrow down by type.

1) All Anklets

This is the full universe — from minimal silver to thread-based anklets, from subtle accents to statement pieces. This is the place where you can see all our different types of anklets. If you’re exploring for the first time, this is where you start.

2) Just Silver

These are the most timeless and versatile anklets in the collection. Pure silver has a clarity that feels effortless — it catches light gently, sits beautifully on the ankle, and works with almost everything: cotton kurtas, linen trousers, sarees, dresses, and denim.

Best for:

• daily wear
• office routines
• travel
• minimal wardrobes
• women who want elegance without noise

Just silver anklets are not “simple.” They are refined.

A small note: Some anklets in this category can be heavier and may not be ideal for daily use. They shine best as traditional wear or special-occasion pieces.

3) Silver & Stone

When silver meets natural stones, the anklet becomes slightly more expressive — but still wearable. This category is for women who like everyday jewellery with a hint of colour, texture, or symbolism, without entering heavy festive territory.

Stone accents add personality:

• a soft highlight
• a gentle focal point
• a small detail that feels intimate

Best for:

• everyday elegance with character
• gifting
• women who like subtle colour without loudness

4) Silver & Black Thread

This is one of the most modern and meaningful combinations. The black thread brings grounding, intimacy, and everyday comfort. Silver brings refinement and light.

Together, they create anklets that feel:

• personal
• protective
• easy to wear
• effortlessly modern

This category fits perfectly into the lifestyle of a woman who wants jewellery that stays with her — quietly.

Best for:

• everyday wear
• travel
• busy routines
• minimal, modern styling

5) Black Thread & Stone

This is where softness meets strength. Black thread keeps the anklet subtle and grounded, while stones add a delicate point of expression — like a small secret detail.

This style often feels more “personal” than decorative. It doesn’t try to look festive. It simply feels like it belongs.

Best for:

• daily wear with a gentle accent
• women who prefer understated jewellery
• gifts that feel thoughtful, not flashy

6) Toe Rings

Toe rings are part of Indian foot jewellery — but they are not anklets, and they are worn with a different purpose.

Anklets are worn around the ankle. They frame movement, add rhythm, and are often chosen for everyday elegance and personal style.

Toe rings are worn on the toes (most commonly the second toe). Traditionally, toe rings have carried a more specific cultural purpose — in many Indian communities, they are closely associated with marriage and identity. They create a quieter detail — a grounded finishing touch.

Toe rings also carry meaning beyond ornamentation. In many Indian traditions, they hold a layer of spiritual symbolism — a sense of grounding, continuity, and feminine energy.

They are also linked, in traditional belief systems, to well-being and balance. Some communities connect toe rings to pressure points and energy flow in the body. These perspectives belong to cultural and spiritual understanding rather than modern medical science, but they remain an important part of why toe rings have been worn with such respect for generations.

Best for:

• minimal Indian styling
• summer dressing
• women who love delicate details
• pairing with anklets for a complete foot jewellery look

Now the Real Question: One Anklet or Two?

Once you know the type of anklet you’re drawn to, the next choice is simple — but personal.

One Anklet: The Quiet Signature

A single anklet feels modern, relaxed, and effortless. It works beautifully when you want elegance without ornamentation.

It pairs naturally with:

• denim
• dresses
• linen trousers
• cotton kurtas
• even sarees, when styled minimal

One anklet is not incomplete. It is edited.

Two Anklets: Symmetry and Presence

Two anklets feel balanced and composed. They carry a quiet completeness — and for many women, they feel rooted in tradition even when the design is minimal.

Two anklets are perfect when:

• you’re wearing Indian silhouettes
• you’re dressing for a gathering
• you want a graceful, finished look

Two anklets don’t have to be heavy. Even delicate silver chains on both ankles can feel timeless.

This is not about “more jewellery.” It is about presence.

A Simple Framework to Choose (Without Overthinking)

Wear Just Silver when you want:

• timeless minimalism
• a clean everyday look
• silver that blends into everything

Wear Silver & Stone when you want:

• a hint of colour
• a personal accent
• everyday elegance with character

Wear Silver & Black Thread when you want:

• comfort and grounding
• jewellery that stays with you through the day
• modern simplicity

Wear Black Thread & Stone when you want:

• softness + detail
• understated individuality
• a quiet highlight

Add Toe Rings when you want:

• a minimal finishing touch
• a rooted, elegant detail
• a complete foot jewellery language

Everyday Elegance Is a Choice

Anklets are not about ornamentation alone. They are about rhythm, movement, and quiet confidence.

At Totapari, we design anklets to blend tradition with modern life — jewellery that moves with you and becomes yours over time.

Note: All Totapari jewellery is handcrafted. Natural variations may occur — and that is what makes each piece uniquely yours.