How Anklets Became 2025’s Most Unexpected Jewellery Comeback
Anklets are clearly set to make a comeback — or rather, they already have.
According to Twenty Compass, a leading brand in the anklet jewellery category, there has been a remarkable 439% growth in anklets over the past six months, with 301,000 units sold and $9.6 million in revenue across just seven anklet styles.
Anklets have a rich history that spans across cultures and time, with origins tracing back to ancient Egypt around 8,000 years ago, where they were worn for adornment by both men and women.
Across centuries and civilisations, anklets have been reinterpreted with different meanings, holding symbolic and social significance.
Their origins can be traced back to ancient Egypt, around 8,000 years ago, where they were worn for adornment (much like today) by both men and women.
Author summary: Anklets make a surprising comeback in 2025 jewellery trends.
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