It’s funny that you say that. I’m so shy and always assume the questions I get are innocent so I was terrified that someone would ask those exact questions. I have practiced my responses with hubby just in case and I’d be interested to hear what you think. If it’s a guy I’m not interested in, easy, a simple ,”not really, it’s just pretty jewelry.” If it’s a guy I’m interested in I was thinking of saying something like, “as with all jewelry it’s designed to catch your attention and it looks like it worked.” I know it’s still non commital, but I’m terrified I’ll say what it’s really about and the guy will think I’m nuts because he was just being polite.This has been my approach with a minor, but important variation. If I see a woman wearing one, I will start with a simple compliment, "nice anklet", or "that is a beautiful anklet". Then I will pause and read her body language/energy after I say it. If she appears standoffish, bothered, not interested etc then I will simply leave it at that. However, if her energy is more positive, open, engaging, I will follow up with, "does it have any significance to you" or, "is there a story behind it?"