An anklet is a piece of jewelry that you wear around your ankle. In India, it's common to wear silver or gold anklets, often on both ankles. You can also call an anklet an "ankle bracelet." Anklets are sometimes made of precious metal like sterling silver, and sometimes of leather, beads, or woven embroidery floss.

Anklets, also known as ankle bracelets or ankle imitation chains, are a type of jewelry worn around the ankle. They are typically made from various materials like metal, leather, or plastic, and can be decorated with charms, beads, or other embellishments. Anklets have been worn for centuries, with historical significance in different cultures, and are now primarily popular as fashion accessories.

A imitation stone brooch is a decorative jewelry item, typically featuring a pin mechanism, that is designed to be attached to clothing or other items for ornamentation. They often incorporate various stones or crystals, and can range in style from simple and understated to elaborate and intricate.