Ancient Egypt: between spirituality and protection

The anklet served as more than just a fashion piece in ancient Egypt. Considered a talisman, it was thought to bestow wealth and good fortune on its bearer. To deter insects and reduce their bites, some field labourers wore anklets studded with pendants that made a chiming sound.

India: A strong marriage symbol

Anklets are clearly culturally and socially significant in India. They are often fashioned of silver and are worn by married ladies as a sign of their status and unity.

The Arabian Nights: a questionable accessory

The anklet also appears in a few Arabian Nights stories, and depending on one’s interpretation, it is supposed to have been connected to lesbian women and prostitutes in several Arab countries.

Sumerians and Romans: a noticeble sign of wealth

Above all, the anklet was a symbol of riches among the Sumerians, and later