Baby Gift 925 Silver Duck — Spoon with Duckling and Handle Rattle, Engravable

Two ducks, two sizes: the duckling sits on the spoon, the duck on the rattle. This birth gift in 925 silver comes as a pair in a gift box. The spoon takes a first name, and you order the engraving along with it.

The rattle: duck with neckerchief on a grooved handle

The duck sits upright, its head turned to the side, one wing raised. It wears a neckerchief around its neck. The rattle comes from Zaramella and is made of 925 silver without enamel.

Fine lengthwise grooves run down the handle. At the end of the grip there is a bow in relief, where the grooves end.

The spoon: duckling at the top, wavy line down to the bowl

A small duckling sits at the top of the handle, its head tilted to the side. Below it, a wavy line runs down to the smooth bowl. The spoon comes from ArgentA, is made of 925 silver without enamel and weighs approx. 20 g at a length of approx. 125 mm.

The duck as a motif: pond, song and bathtub

Hardly any animal meets children as early as the duck. It swims through picture books, nursery songs and along the edge of the bathtub. In this set, you meet it twice in silver: once as a large rattle figure, once as a small duckling on the spoon.

Engraving: a name on the back of the spoon

The engraving goes on the back of the spoon handle, a name with up to 12 characters. For this, the engraving service goes into your cart once. Write the wording in the order note at checkout. If we have any questions, we will get back to you afterwards. If an engraving is not technically possible, we refund the flat fee.

The handle rattle stays without engraving. Instead of more words on the spoon, there is a short SilberVerse on request, created for the occasion and the name. It is printed free of charge on a photo card measuring 15 × 10 cm.

Who you can give this duck set to

Godparents looking for something lasting for a christening will find a calm animal motif here. Grandparents like to choose it for a birth. A gift-ready box with satin ribbons is included; its appearance may differ from the photo.

Would you like the pieces on their own? Then take a look at the baby spoon with duck and the duckling handle rattle. With a rattle on a ring instead of a handle, there is the set with a duckling on an acrylic ring.

Duck, spoon, rattle: questions answered briefly

What is a baby rattle?
A rattle with a grip that small hands can hold. Silver rattles are traditionally given for a birth or a christening.

How much does the spoon weigh?
According to ArgentA, approx. 20 g. Together with the rattle, the pair weighs approx. 42 g according to the manufacturer.

How do I care for the duck set?
Rinse both pieces briefly by hand, dry them and put them back in the box. Keep them out of the dishwasher.

Why is silver given for a christening?
The silver christening spoon from the godparents is an old custom and remains a keepsake beyond childhood.