JEWELRY CARE GUIDE for MUUR JEWELRY

1. The Ritual of Wear

Fine gold and rare gemstones are resilient, yet sensitive to the environments of daily life. To protect their radiance:

• The "Last On, First Off" Principle: Always adorn yourself with your jewelry last—after perfumes, lotions, or hairsprays have fully settled. Conversely, let your jewelry be the first thing you remove at the end of the day.
• Active Life: We recommend removing your rings and bracelets during strenuous activities, such as gym sessions, gardening, or swimming. Physical impact can subtly bend gold prongs, compromising the security of the stones.
• Chemical Avoidance: Exposure to chlorine, saltwater, and harsh household chemicals can permanently discolor gold alloys and erode the finish of precious gemstones.

2. At-Home Maintenance

For a gentle refresh between professional cleanings, avoid harsh detergents or abrasive chemicals:

• Lukewarm Water: To remove everyday dust or oils, soak your piece in a bowl of pure, lukewarm water for a few minutes.
• Gentle Drying: Use a professional, lint-free microfiber cloth to pat the jewelry dry. Avoid paper towels or coarse fabrics, as their fibers can cause micro-scratches on high-polish gold surfaces.
• Soft Brush (Optional): If necessary, a specialized ultra-soft jewelry brush may be used to gently reach behind settings, using only clear water.

3. Preserving the Sparkle

• Individual Sanctuary: When not in use, store each piece of jewelry in its original Muur Atelier pouch or a lined compartment. This prevents diamonds—the hardest of stones—from scratching your gold or other softer gemstones.
• Climate Control: Store your collection in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme humidity.

4. Professional Inspection