Gold Anklet

 These are anklets crafted with gold plating or gold tones over base metals (such as sterling silver or alloy), providing a gold aesthetic without solid gold.

Most are gold plated (e.g. gold plating over silver or other metal) rather than solid gold — as is common for fashion jewellery.

 Styles include simple chains, charm anklets, multi-charm designs (e.g. Gold Multi Charm Elements Anklet by ChloBo)

Yes — many come with adjustable clasp lengths to accommodate different ankle sizes (e.g. adjustable up to ~27 cm)

 Yes — product pages specify that the anklet is gold plated / sterling silver, or similar finish.

 Yes — for example, the ChloBo gold anklet GAN3157 is listed with “Sale price” and “Save 40%.”

 No — sale items retain the same design, materials, and finishes as full-price versions. (Sale just changes pricing.)

Yes — even discounted gold anklets are presented in their usual brand packaging.

Yes — with proper care. Because they are plated, avoid harsh chemicals, excess water exposure, and abrasion to preserve the finish.

Yes — typical with Acotis jewellery, they accompany a warranty or guarantee against defects.

 Yes — as long as the piece is unused, in original condition and packaging, sale or not.

Yes — because many collections use consistent gold tones, you can often match anklets with bracelets, earrings, or necklaces in the same gold scheme.

• Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth after wear
• Avoid contact with perfumes, lotions, chlorine, and harsh chemicals
• Store separately to prevent scratching
• Avoid prolonged immersion in water, especially salt water
  
  

Yes — over repeated wear, friction, chemicals, and sweat may wear plating; proper care helps delay this.

Likely yes — Acotis periodically refreshes their jewellery lines, so new gold anklet designs may appear over time.