Add a touch of flair to any pair of boots by crafting anklet-inspired bootlets.

Put your best foot forward with fun anklets, be they single or stacked. Learn more about this hot trend and how you can incorporate it into your summer look.

Feel a little scandalous this summer: put on some jewelry and flash those ankles! Learn all about this edgy accessory here.

Q: I'm trying to make an ankle bracelet and I want to use some faceted round gemstones, like a 4mm London blue topaz and a heart shaped 4x4mm ruby. How do I go about setting these and other stones so I can hang them from the bracelet?

Q: What is the average length for making an ankle bracelet?

(also called bar-and-ring clasp or T-bar clasp) A style of clasp consisting of a loop (usually a circle, but sometimes other shapes such as stars, hearts or leaves); the other piece is a ''T'' shaped bar. The clasp is closed by pulling the ''T'' shaped bar through the open loop. Immensely popular and easy to use, the toggle clasp is available in almost infinite material options and in a variety of styles, weights and designs. They are commonly used for necklaces (especially lariat style), bracelets and anklets.

A form of the Lobster Claw Clasp. The swivel allows the design to twist 360 degrees while the clasp stays in place, so they are ideal for bracelets and anklets.

(see also Fold-Over Clasp) A low-profile clasp which is less likely to tangle or snag on clothes or hair than other styles. This hinged clasp folds shut, closing securely and locking with a quiet "snap." With this secure closure, snap lock clasps are ideal for bracelets or anklets.

A form of bracelet, usually chain, worn around the ankle. Anklets made of leather or fiber are increasingly popular.

Follow this handy tutorial to learn how to take a pair of cords and a focal and turn them into an eye-catching adjustable necklace!

(see also Snap Lock Clasp) A low-profile clasp which is less likely to tangle or snag on clothes or hair than other styles. This hinged clasp folds shut, closing securely and locking with a quiet "snap." With this secure closure, snap lock clasps are ideal for bracelets or anklets.

Powercord is a favorite stringing material for making bracelets, chokers, anklets and more. In this video tutorial, learn how to securely finish Powercord and other elastic.

(see also Tab Insert Clasp) A clasp with a tab which is inserted into a decorative frame or box. Some styles come with safety latches or safety chains, which prevent the wedge-shaped tab from pulling out and the jewelry from dropping off. Some styles are accented with gemstones, enamel or inlay work. They are commonly used for lightweight necklaces, bracelets and anklets. Can include Bayonet Clasp, Bead Clasp and Filigree Clasp styles.

A charm and a couple beads bring a plain chain anklet to a hot new level.

Capturing the colors of sand and sea, this fun anklet is perfect for a day at the beach or bringing the beach with you wherever you go.

Sterling silver branches with half-drilled cubic zirconia beads grace your ankle with a sense of natural sophistication.

Walk with your toes in the sand in these decorative barefoot sandals. These are perfect for weddings on the beach.

Step up your Western gear game with a stylish bootlet in classic Southwestern-inspired colors. Add a little yeehaw to your stride, channel your inner cowgirl and be square dance-ready in no time!

Get ready for some fun in the sun! The marine life charms and leather cord make this anklet a shoo-in for beachside adventures.

A trio of gold-toned anklets in three fun styles that will look fabulous on their own or stacked!