Chirundu yellow gold bangle with Gemfields emeralds

EDITOR'S REVIEW

Chirundu is a village on the Zambezi river in Zimbabwe, whose name translates as "people following one another in a line". Local legend has it that this unusually specific name refers to Chirundu’s bridge, which allows villagers to cross the river. This AYA Chirundu bangle, designed by Chelsy Davy, is set with two pear-shaped Gemfields emeralds, with the curve of the bangle symbolising the journey across the bridge of the Chirundu people. Davy's AYA cuffs are designed to be stacked and there are other variations in the Zambezi range for those who want to build a collection.