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33 Delightful Ankle Bracelet Tattoos for Women – TattooBlend

33 Delightful Ankle Bracelet Tattoos for Women

everyone loved the look of anklets…back in the 90s. but what was once cool is now cool again, thanks to hailey baldwin and her trend-setting fashions and the revolving door that she is Fashion. last year, hailey was photographed wearing a very unique gold anklet during a spring walk. From that day on, the once-in-fashion anklet was suddenly back on the cool table.

Then why not double down and get an ankle bracelet tattoo? nicole richie has one. you’ll never lose it and you won’t have to worry about taking it off when going through airport security. In addition to those questionable reasons to get an anklet tattoo, we’ve put together a gallery of 33 photos that are definitely persuasive enough to push you over the fence if you’re at it.

this lotus flower tattoo on the anklet.

Lotus flower anklet by Sashatattooing

Our favorite type of anklet tattoos are the delicate, barely-there designs that realistically hang down from the ankle. this design ticks all those boxes and includes a unique mandala charm that really ties the piece together. (photo: sashatattooing)

This colorful feathered anklet tattoo.

Colorful feathered anklet tattoo by Tattooist River

You’ll quickly notice that feathered anklets are a recurring theme on this list. For some reason, they are by far the most popular type of anklet tattoo. If you’re looking for something colorful and full of detail, this sparkly beaded feather anklet is sure to inspire your next design. (photo: tattoo artist river)

this naturalistic anklet.

Naturalistic anklet tattoo by Zihee

In typical zihee fashion, this design stands up to the best. For those of you who think small, cute and floral, a floral anklet is a popular trend that is very stylish. (photo: zihee)

this ornamental anklet with a feather.

Ornamental anklet by Veronica Krasovska

Sometimes photos come together so well that the idea of ​​denying your instagram or pinterest page the image seems almost sacrilegious. this is one of those photos. tanned skin, pink nail polish, and even the tiptoe pose make this dangling ornamental ink design a feast for the eyes. (photo: veronica krasovska)

This lovely anklet tattoo.

Charm anklet tattoo by Ana Abrahao

Is that a book? how cool Micro in its design, this beautiful anklet features a variety of different cute charms with bow-knotted markings to give it an extra adorable quality. If this design catches your eye, be sure to visit Ana’s Instagram page for more anklet tattoos like this one. (photo: ana abrahao)

these three bands.

Cool anklet tattoo by Tattooist River

Want to add an extra touch of colorful magic to your ankle line? multiple bands of color will do the job. this simple color progression is wonderful in its simplicity. thanks river, this design is definitely going in my personal tattoo inspiration portfolio. (photo: tattoo artist river)

this anchor anklet.

Anchor anklet by Maya Ismaiel

here we have another super simple design that might be our favorite design on the list. Everything from the line woven beads to the blackwork anchor gives this piece a simple, elegant look that will age beautifully. (photo: maya ismaiel)

these initials.

Anklet with initials tattoo by Mitsuki

We couldn’t figure out the story behind these initials, but we assume it’s the usual best friend, sibling, or significant other situation. super clean lines we love you. (photo: mitsuki)

this floral anklet.

Floral anklet by Tattooist Silo

Another floral anklet graces our list, this time filled with colorful blooms and a color scheme that oozes spring. silo tattoo artist brings some different designs to our list, always unique and colorful. (photo: tattoo artist silo)

these red beads.

Red beaded anklet by Omi Debua

This is a great design that can really shine in a pair of thongs or be completely hidden when you feel like being a bit more conservative. another feather anklet, surprise, but the 3d features give this piece a level of depth that keeps you coming back for more. (photo: omi debua)

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