Anklets are the Must-Have Jewellery Trend for Summer 2025

Anklets are the Must-Have Jewellery Trend for Summer 2025

March 27, 2025

As summer approaches, ankle jewellery is stepping into the spotlight, with high-fashion ankle activity dominating the runways. According to new research by online jewellery brand PRYA, Google searches for “initial anklet”, “evil eye anklet”, “birthstone anklet”, “which ankle for anklet” and “tennis bracelet” increased by 5,000% in the past 30 days.

“The Y2K staple was on every red carpet in the early noughties up until the 2000s. Whether you prefer sleek tubular styles, dainty gold chains or a pearl-encrusted statement piece, there’s an ankle to elevate every look.” Says Arwan Hassan, in-house style director at PRYA.

Which ankle should you wear an anklet on?

Arwa continued, “There’s no right or wrong way to wear an anklet, it’s all about personal preference. Some traditions associate the left ankle with spirituality and the right ankle with wealth and success, but modern styling is all about personal expression.”

How to style anklets for SS25:

  • Ballet flat chic: Ballet flats are not going anywhere. Layer several anklets together for a soft, romantic look. 
  • Sleek and structured: A simple, sleek mule pairs perfectly with chunkier, more structured anklets.
  • Timeless elegance: A minimalist silver anklet stacked with classic black pumps is always a good idea.
  • Beachside luxe: For a summer getaway, opt for pearl or shell-adorned anklets to channel an elevated coastal vibe.
  • Stack and mix: Don’t be afraid to mix metals, stones, or shapes when curating the perfect anklet stack. Layering different textures creates a dynamic, fashion-forward look. 
  • Y2k nostalgia: If you’re looking to break away from traditional gold or silver, opt for colourful beaded elements or shell embellishments to add a playful touch. 
  • Minimalist and refined: A delicate anklet paired with heeled sandals is the perfect finishing touch for any summertime occasion. 

Top picks for this spring and summer:

Venice Custom Name Anklet (£32)

This elegant script is used to create a beautiful custom name anklet to wear throughout the year, not just in summer. Featuring up to 10 characters, this elegant anklet is available in 18K gold plated, silver plated, or rose gold plated stainless steel.

Versatile and stylish, many wear it as both an anklet and bracelet. Perfect for year-round wear, not just summer. 

Raisa Anklet (£28)

The Raisa Anklet stands out from the crowd with its exquisite heart charm, unique chainstyle, and gold finish. Show your love with this eye-catching statement piece, crafted with exceptional attention to detail.

Classic Cuban Anklet (£20, on sale at £18)

Make an elegant statement in the gold plated classic cuban anklet. Also available in silver. Use code LAYER for 20% off when buying three or more pieces. 

Layla Beaded Anklet (£26)

Make an effortless statement with the dainty Layla Beaded Anklet. This fine, beaded piece is perfect for any occasion and will complete any outfit. Add a subtle touch of elegance to your look.

Angel Number Anklet (£24, on sale at £22)

Define your spiritual significance with PRYA’s beautiful Angel Number Anklet, a series of divine repeating numbers that hold deep inner meaning. Choose from 18k gold or silver plated stainless steel. Add a symbolic touch to all your looks. Make it a set and pair it with PRYA’s Angel Number Necklace.

Now you can get summer-ready and get that festival-perfect look with these sweat-proof, water-resistant anklets from PRYA, designed to withstand the elements and keep you stylish all season long.

Charlotte is the founder and editor-in-chief at Your Coffee Break magazine. She studied English Literature at Fairfield University in Connecticut whilst taking evening classes in journalism at MediaBistro in NYC. She then pursued a BA degree in Public Relations at Bournemouth University in the UK. With a background working in the PR industry in Los Angeles, Barcelona and London, Charlotte then moved on to launching Your Coffee Break from the YCB HQ in London’s Covent Garden and has been running the online magazine for the past 10 years. She is a mother, an avid reader, runner and puts a bit too much effort into perfecting her morning brew.