Baby spoon 925 silver & enamel – horse with apples orange-red

This baby spoon, made from 925 sterling silver, features a fully sculpted horse motif on the handle — the horse with apples in the orange-red variant of the DoDo Tactile Collection. The handle itself is shaped as a figure, not merely printed, and the spoon bowl has three tactile raised points for sensory development. A gift for birth or baptism, symbolizing vibrancy and energy.

At a Glance

• Material: 925 Sterling Silver with Enamel
• Finish: Enamel in Orange, Red, Green, and Yellow
• Motif: Horse with Apples, Orange-Red Variant
• Length: approx. 12.5 cm
• Weight: approx. 24 g
• Collection: DoDo Tactile Collection

Material and Workmanship

With the DoDo figurine spoon, the handle is not a flat surface with a printed motif, but the figure itself: The horse with apples is sculpted in three dimensions from silver and decorated with enamel colors — orange, red, green, yellow. The apples appear as colorful dots on the horse's body, warm and playful. The spoon bowl features three tactile raised points, small dots that appeal to the sense of touch and taste. The craftsmanship is from the DoDo Tactile Collection.

Occasions and Target Groups

A silver spoon for birth or baptism is a lasting keepsake. Suitable for first supervised eating attempts from approximately 12 months, and then often kept or passed down. The horse motif symbolizes vibrancy, energy, and freedom. For parents and godparents looking for a tactilely designed gift with symbolic meaning. For grandparents who want to combine tradition and playfulness.

Care Instructions

Hand wash with lukewarm water and mild dish soap — no dishwasher. The enamel is baked on and easy to clean. A soft cloth polishes the silver. Store dry.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I have the spoon engraved?
No — the handle is shaped as an animal figure, so engraving is not possible. As an alternative, we offer the SilberVerse card.

Is silver safe for babies?
925 sterling silver is nickel-free and food-safe — suitable for babies and toddlers.

From what age can the child use the spoon?
From approx. 12 months under supervision. For birth and baptism, it is initially a symbolic keepsake.

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