Baby & Newborn Silver Anklets
Skin-safe 925 payal with closed ghungroo for newborns.
Baby silver anklets are small, smooth-edged 925 sterling silver payal for newborns and toddlers, usually with tiny ghungroo bells so a parent can hear the child move — one of the most-given first gifts at an Indian naming ceremony. anokhi's baby payal are certified sterling silver with rounded, snag-free links, closed bells with no sharp seam, and a screw or hook clasp a child cannot open unaided. Sold as pairs, BIS hallmarked, gram weight stated and gift-boxed. Sizes run 4.5–6 inches for newborns and 6–7 inches for toddlers, each with a short extender so the pair lasts past the first year.
About baby & newborn silver anklets
Is silver safe for a newborn?
925 sterling silver is skin-friendly and the traditional Indian choice for infants. What matters more than the metal is the build: rounded links with no filed edges, bells sealed with no open seam, and a clasp a child cannot work open. Every anokhi baby payal is made to that spec and hallmarked for purity.
What size do I order for a newborn?
4.5–6 inches covers most newborns and 6–7 inches most toddlers. Each pair has a short extender, so one size generally carries a child through the first year. If you are gifting and do not know the age, the newborn size plus extender is the safer pick.
Should the bells be loud?
Softly audible, not loud. Our baby bells are small and closed, which gives a light rattle when the child kicks — enough for a parent to hear from another room without being sharp near the ear. Bells are optional; plain baby payal are listed too.
Can the anklet be worn during a bath?
Take it off. Soap and shampoo residue collects inside the bells and dulls the silver, and a wet clasp is more likely to work loose. Wipe dry and store in the pouch between wears.