Silver Baby Rattle 925 Small Frog — Handle Shape

Two big, round eyes and a smile that reaches across almost the whole face: this is how the little frog sits on the decorated handle of this baby rattle in 925 sterling silver, made in the Italian workshop Zaramella Argenti. It is not a pendant but a handle rattle with its own grip.

Silver Little Frog Baby Rattle: Round Goggle Eyes and a Broad Smile

The figure is flatter than the large frog. The legs lie bent against the body, lines in the belly and thighs shape the sitting body, and the feet end in spread toes. Only the front has a face; the back is smooth and domed.

Length approx. 12 cm, weight approx. 18 g, slightly different for every piece.

Handle with Grooves and a Bow: a Handle Rattle Rather Than a Pendant

The handle begins below the frog, lined with grooves and wider towards the end of the grip. There, a bow lies in relief. On the side, where the figure and the handle meet, sits a small loop. The whole piece is a rattle to hold, not a piece of jewellery on a ribbon.

Because the grooves and the bow fill the handle and the frog’s back is domed, there is no flat spot for engraving. If you want a name in the silver, you will find it on the frog with a smooth handle.

Small beside Large: Two Frogs, Two Characters

The large frog on the handle and on the teething ring is sculpted, with a round belly and arched lids over the eyes; its handle rattle measures approx. 12.5 cm at approx. 21.5 g. The little frog, by contrast, looks flat and mischievous, with round goggle eyes and a grin. If you are choosing between the two, you are choosing the expression rather than the size: the large frog with a grooved handle or this one.

Who Will Like the Little Frog

It suits parents who are looking for an animal motif that shows more than just silver: the eye falls on the eyes first. For a birth, the rattle can be given to girls and boys alike, and it can be brought along to a baby shower even if the name has not yet been decided. It becomes personal through the SilberVerse card, which you receive free on request. AI writes a verse of three to four lines from your details and supplies the image to go with it; the photo card, 15 × 10 cm in landscape format, is framed in the standard frame in silver, white or black.

Caring for the Grooves

Dirt settles faster in the grooves and around the bow than on smooth surfaces. Lukewarm water with mild washing-up liquid and a soft brush loosen it; dry with a soft cloth. A silver polishing cloth polishes tarnished silver; the dishwasher is off limits.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Little Silver Frog

Is this a rattle or a pendant?
A handle rattle with a grip. A small loop sits where the handle begins; it is not a pendant on a ribbon.

What does the little frog look like from behind?
Different from the front: the face is only on the front, and the back is smooth and domed.

Why can the little frog not be engraved?
The back is domed and the handle is covered with grooves and a bow, so there is no flat surface. With a name, there is the frog on a smooth handle, up to 20 characters.

Little or large frog: which suits better?
The little one is flatter, with round goggle eyes; the large one is sculpted, with a round belly, as a grooved handle or as a teething ring. Both weigh about the same, approx. 18 g versus approx. 21.5 g.

Do I need to get anything else to give it as a gift?
No. The rattle arrives with a gift box that can be passed on directly; its design may change.

Does the small silver frog bear a fineness stamp (hallmark)?
The small silver frog is hallmarked, of course. On request, we'll send you photos in advance. It also comes with the maker's certificate card.