Brass anklets are widely manufactured today in a medley of designs and finishes and exported worldwide.

Anklets are considered a vital part of all jewelry items by women all over the world.

Made of quality polished brass, brass anklets are made to look new for a long time and are quite in vogue among the younger generation. Brass anklets also provide medical benefits.

The beautiful anklets look extremely stunning with tinker beads or enamel. They can be custom-designed to match other jewelry or costumes and are known for their creative strength.

The anklets are often embellished with semi precious stones. They can even be molded or inlayed or studded with semi-precious stones and beads etc for an enhanced appeal. Even plastic is now being used to decorate brass anklets.

Amongst the Pare in the pre-colonial period, brass anklets were made by members of the metal working clan.

They were usually purchased by a girl's parents and given to her to mark her adulthood and the fact that she was ready to marry. They were collected from Igbo women in Nigeria.

The anklets were so heavy and cumbersome that they caused the wearer to walk with a rolling gait.

This style of movement was imitated by women who wanted others to think that they were accustomed to wearing such expensive items.

In India, no dance costume is complete without chunky, jingling brass anklets.

They provide a natural rhythm to the dancer, while performing. Brass anklets are very elegant. Brass armlets add a lot of appeal.