The Anklet

Novica's collection of artisan jewelry is one of a kind, for it includes collections by international designers proud to share their country's jewelry heritage. We invite you to explore our international anklet gallery, which is certain to enthrall! In India silver anklets have been worn for centuries. Referred to as paijeb or jhanjhar, after the Rajasthan clan of the same name, they originally featured bells, to let a person know when their lover was near. India's Neeru Goel has long admired her country's jewelry traditions, crediting her grandmother for inspiring her. Neeru is lured by the colorful energies of gemstones, which she showcases in her collections of ankle bracelets and brooches. As a traditional Thai dancer, Sasithon Saisuk had to study regional customs, including silver work. Fascinated by the art of silversmith, she took courses to hone her skills. Sasithon's hand-crafted collections of anklets and beaded necklaces feature a variety of shiny charms, including traditional Thai motifs like elephants, symbol of Thailand, as well as hill tribe pendants.