Expert tips from a woman who knows
When Chelsea Nicholson got engaged, sticking to tradition wasn’t at the top of her priority list, as she and her fiancé’s love story hadn’t followed the most traditional path to begin with. “We’ve had a wild ride,” says the cofounder of jewelry brand. “We grew up in a small town in Oregon and we’ve kind of known each other our whole lives, but we never dated until our early 20s.
As expected, there wasn’t much question that she’d choose a Ceremony ring for this commitment, but still, landing on the right one did call for trial and error. On the other side of the decision, Nicholson has gleaned several pieces of advice that any ring shopper can follow. “What I did was try on all our styles a million times,” she says, “wear them in front of a mirror, take photos, and envision what I feel good in when I catch myself in the mirror walking by.
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