Simple & Daily-Wear Silver Payal
Light plain-chain 925 anklets made to be worn every day.
A simple payal is a plain-chain silver anklet with no ghungroo and no hanging work, made to be worn daily rather than kept for festivals. This collection gathers anokhi's everyday payal: flat curb and box chains, fine cable anklets, and slim pairs under ₹1,999. Each is certified 925 sterling silver with an anti-tarnish rhodium finish, BIS hallmarked, and the silver weight printed in grams — because on an anklet, 'simple' too often quietly means a thinner, cheaper metal, and the gram figure is the only way to check. Sold as singles or as pairs, adjustable 9–11 inches, with COD and 7-day returns.
About simple & daily-wear silver payal
What is a simple payal, exactly?
A plain-chain silver anklet with no bells, charms or hanging drops — just the chain and a clasp. It sits flat under socks and jeans, does not catch on a saree, and makes no noise, which is why it is the one people actually keep on through the working week.
Should I buy one anklet or a pair?
Most buyers in India wear payal as a pair, and our pairs are priced below two singles. A single reads more modern and is the usual choice if you already wear an ankle bracelet on the other side. Both options are on the listing.
How light is too light?
Below about 3 g per anklet a fine chain starts to kink and snap at the clasp within a year. Our daily-wear pairs sit around 8–9 g for the two, which is the honest floor for something you wear every day. Every listing prints the grams so you can compare against anything else you are looking at.
Will a daily-wear silver anklet turn black?
Sterling silver darkens from sweat, soap and humidity, and an ankle gets all three. The rhodium anti-tarnish finish resists it far longer than raw silver; wipe with the cloth supplied and take the pair off before a shower and it stays bright for years.