How to Size and Stack Your Anklets Like You Mean It

We get asked two things constantly, girly: “What size do I order?” and “How do I stack these without it looking messy?” So let’s settle both, honey — starting with the easy one.

Finding Your Perfect Fit

Finding Your Perfect Fit Getting your anklet size right is simpler than people think, and it makes all the difference between a piece that sits perfectly and one that either chokes your ankle or slides around all day.

Here’s the move:

1. Wrap a soft measuring tape (or a piece of string you can measure after) around the exact circumference of your ankle, right where you’d want the anklet to sit.

2. Add a quarter to half an inch on top of that number for a little give — room to breathe, not room to lose it in your shoe.

3. That’s your size. That’s it.

That extra quarter-to-half inch matters more than it sounds like it should. Too snug and you’ll feel it all day. Too loose and it’s constantly sliding toward your foot instead of sitting where it should. That little bit of give is what makes a solid gold anklet feel like it was made for you — because, with the right size, it basically was.

Now, Let's Talk Stacking

• Here’s the part where we tell you something freeing, honey: there is no right or wrong way to stack anklets.
  
  We know that’s not the answer people expect when they ask “how do I stack these correctly.” But truthfully, styling isn’t about correctness — it’s about what looks like you.
  
  
  

When we style our own models for shoots, we genuinely just start layering — thinner chains next to bolder ones, a charm piece next to something plain, gold tones mixed without overthinking it. And every single time, it comes together beautifully. That’s the part of jewelry we love most: it has no boundaries. There’s no rulebook telling you a delicate chain can’t sit next to a chunkier one, or that you need matching clasps, or that three is the max. There isn’t a max.

A few loose starting points, if you want them (not rules — just a place to begin):

• Mix textures and widths rather than stacking identical pieces — it’s what gives a stack depth 
  
  
• Layer from thinnest to thickest, working outward or upward on the ankle 
  
  
• Let one piece be the “moment” (a charm, a bolder chain) and let the others support it 
  
  
• If it feels a little chaotic while you’re putting it on, that’s usually a good sign — it means it’s not stiff or overly matched
  
  

But again — none of that is gospel, girly. The only real rule is that it has to feel like you. Some days that’s one clean solid gold anklet and nothing else. Other days it’s everything you own, all at once, because you woke up feeling like that. Both are correct. Both are you.



Wear It However You Want

At the end of the day, sizing is math — quick, simple, done. Stacking is you — and that part was never supposed to have instructions. Grab your size, grab a few pieces, and start layering, honey. You’ll know when it’s right.

Shop the full anklet collection and start building your stack.


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