Bead and Bar Anklet in Rhodium-Plated Sterling Silver
Bead and Bar Anklet in Rhodium-Plated Sterling Silver
925 Sterling Silver
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Weight 2–1.9 g
Description
An anklet is the one piece of jewelry you wear for yourself. It appears when you kick off your shoes, when a hem lifts, when you walk into water — small, bright, and entirely your own business.
This one is built from a repeating rhythm: polished round beads alternating with slim, straight bars, so the line breaks and resumes as it moves around the ankle. The alternation is what gives it life — beads catch light in points, bars catch it in lines, and the two together read as texture rather than plain chain. Crafted in 925 sterling silver and finished in rhodium, a hard platinum-family plating that stays bright against summer skin and salt water. At 1.40 mm it is fine enough to layer with a second anklet, and settles rather than grips.
- Crafted in solid 925 sterling silver, finished in rhodium
- Alternating polished beads and slim bar links
- 1.40 mm width — fine enough to layer
- Available in 9 and 10 inch lengths
- Secured with a lobster clasp
- Metal
- 925 Sterling Silver · Rhodium Plated
- Chain Style
- Other
- Width
- 1.40 mm
- Clasp Type
- Lobster Clasp
- United States
- Free shipping, delivered in 2–5 business days after dispatch
- International
- Free on orders of $500 USD or more; a flat $25 USD below that
- Tracking
- Tracked door to door · Discreet packaging
- Return Window
- 14 days from delivery — no questions asked
- Return Label
- Prepaid & insured on US orders — we email it once your return is approved
- Return Shipping
- Free on all US orders
Store in a soft pouch away from humidity and sunlight. Remove before swimming or showering. Gently buff with a soft silver cloth to restore shine. Avoid contact with perfume and lotions.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I choose the right size?
Measure snugly around the wrist or ankle just below the bone, then add half an inch for a piece that moves comfortably or three quarters of an inch if you prefer one that slides. Rigid bangles and tennis bracelets sit closer to the first figure; chains suit the second. The full conversion table is on our Size & Fit Guide.
Are your metals real gold and silver?
Yes. Every piece is made in genuine metal — 10K, 14K, or 18K gold, or 925 sterling silver. All pieces are stamped with the corresponding metal marking.
What is rhodium plating?
Rhodium is a member of the platinum family, applied as a very thin outer layer. It makes the metal beneath brighter and whiter and slows tarnishing considerably. It is a plating rather than a permanent change, so it wears with time and can be reapplied by most jewelers.
Will sterling silver tarnish?
In time, yes. Silver reacts with sulfur present in ordinary air, and the darkening that follows is chemistry rather than a fault or a defect. A soft dry cloth lifts it. Storing the piece in a closed pouch away from humidity slows it down, and rhodium plating, where a piece carries it, slows it further still.
Does this come with a warranty?
Yes. Every Sana Jewels piece is covered by a 3-month warranty against manufacturing defects from the date of delivery, and a missing stone is replaced free for the same 3 months (excluding any single stone of 0.12 carat or larger). The warranty is valid in the USA only, and any repair performed by another jeweler will void it. Full terms are in our Return & Refund Policy.
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Bead and Bar Anklet in Rhodium-Plated...
$57.00
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