14k Two-tone Circles 7-Station 10 inch Plus 1 inch Extender - Total 11 inch Anklet
Stock Number:
SJQG-ANK184-9
$134.99
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Description
14k Two-tone Circles 7-Station 10 inch Plus 1 inch Extender - Total 11 inch Anklet. Crafted in genuine 14K Two-Tone Gold, this anklet is designed to be worn alone as a delicate statement piece or layered with other ankle jewelry for a curated look.
The Details
- Metal: 14K Two-Tone Gold
- Length: 9-10 inches
- Clasp: Lobster clasp (unless noted)
- Sold: Each
Care and Keeping
Clean with warm water, mild dish soap, and a soft cloth. Remove before swimming or bathing to preserve the finish.
Product details0.59 g
Measurements
- Length
- 9 in
- Weight
- 0.59 g
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- Item #
- SJQG-ANK184-9
Length & fit30-day length exchanges
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Exchange it within 30 days for another size or another piece.
Covered by our One-Year Limited Jewelry Warranty against manufacturing defects.
What’s in the boxYour bracelet in our signature blue padded gift box
- Your bracelet
- Our signature blue padded jewelry gift box
- A packing slip with no prices on it
Jewelry careStore each piece on its own in a soft pouch
Store each piece on its own in a soft pouch or lined box, so nothing scratches it.
14k Two-tone Circles 7-Station 10 inch Plus 1 inch Extender - Total 11 inch Anklet
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14k Two-tone Circles 7-Station 10 inch Plus 1 inch Extender - Total 11 inch Anklet
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What affects the price of anklets?
Metal, karat, chain weight, and length drive anklet pricing. 14K or 10K gold costs more than sterling silver or stainless steel, and a thicker chain uses more metal. Added details such as cubic zirconia or charms also matter. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.
Which anklet styles are most popular?
Gold chain anklets lead the list. Box chain and spiga chain styles in 14K gold come first, followed by Italian horn charm, cross, and beaded anklets. Sterling silver and stainless steel pieces with charms or stations also appear near the top.
What does an extender on an anklet do?
An extender adds a few extra links so you can adjust the fit. Many anklets here list one, such as the flower station and heart link styles. Fasten it at the link that sits comfortably, snug enough to stay put but loose enough to move freely.
Can I wear an anklet every day, including in water?
Yes, simple chain anklets suit daily wear. Solid gold and stainless steel handle everyday life well. Still, remove it for swimming and heavy sweat when you can, and dry it afterward. See our jewelry care guide for cleaning tips.
How do I style an anklet with other jewelry?
Match the metal to your other pieces for a polished look. A fine box chain works alone or stacked with a second, slightly different anklet. Pair a charm or station style with plain jewelry nearby, so the anklet is the one detail that stands out.
What is a station anklet?
A station anklet has small motifs spaced along the chain. The flower station styles here are an example, with decorative elements set at intervals on a fine chain. They add interest without feeling heavy, and they wear well alone or layered.