An anklet is measured around the bone rather than above it, so these run 8.3 to 9.5 inches with an extender where a necklace runs 16.5. Loose enough to turn as you walk is the aim: a letter charm that cannot rotate spends the day facing your other foot.
This is the part of the range we call waterproof, and it matters here more than anywhere else, because an anklet is what goes into the sea while a necklace stays on the towel. Rinse it in fresh water afterwards and pat it dry; salt and chlorine left sitting on plating is what shortens its life, not the swim.
Lengths and metal tones for all 3 come from the same data as the product pages in the CAROVO range.
Questions
Questions about CAROVO anklets
How do you measure for a CAROVO anklet?
Around the ankle bone with a shoelace, then add about half an inch so the chain can turn. Ours run 8.3 to 9.5 inches with an extender.
Will your CAROVO anklet survive the sea?
The anklets are the part of the range we call waterproof, and the clasp is a lobster claw rather than a spring ring. Rinse in fresh water after a swim and dry it.
Can you wear a CAROVO anklet under boots?
You can, but a boot cuff rubs the chain against the bone all day and that is where plating goes first. Save it for open shoes if you want the finish to last.