Children's spoon 925 silver enamel prince

Instead of a child figure, this 925 sterling silver spoon features a small coat of arms at the end of the handle: a shield in deep blue, framed by delicate wavy lines in enamel and topped with a three-pronged, golden crown. It is the masculine counterpart to the princess crest in red enamel – same shape, different color language. A spoon for little princes who don't need a costume but their own small coat of arms.

At a Glance

• Material: 925 sterling silver, colored enamel (blue), gilding (crown)
• Motif: Heraldic coat of arms with golden crown
• Dimensions: Length approx. 13.5 cm
• Weight: approx. 30 g
• Collection: Königliche Kindheit by ArgentA
• Scope of delivery: 1 child's spoon in gift box
• Pendant: Children's spoon Princess – same crest in red enamel

Material and Workmanship

The crest consists of several layers: a deep blue enamel surface with fine wavy lines forms the background, with a shield in darker blue in the center, flanked by golden bands. The different shades of blue give the motif depth and make it appear three-dimensional. Above it sits the golden crown – the recurring symbol of the Königliche Kindheit collection. Unlike the floral tendrils of the princess, the stem of the prince's spoon is deliberately simple and polished, without further ornamentation – a design decision that gives the crest space. The spoon bowl is highly polished. Curated from the ArgentA collection, selected for our range.

The Crest as a Motif – Belonging Instead of Costume

In European tradition, a crest represents identity and belonging: You belong to a family, to a history, to a name. For a birth or christening gift, the motif thus carries a clear message – you have arrived, you have found your place. Blue is considered in heraldry to be the color of loyalty, steadfastness, and truth; combined with the golden crown, a color pair emerges that is considered particularly noble. The prince is shown here not as a fairy tale figure, but as an attitude: strong, loyal, with his own coat of arms.

Occasions and Target Groups

For a birth, the crest is a calm, steadfast welcome gift for a boy. For a christening, it becomes a personalized keepsake engraved with name and date, combining belonging and the blessing of the ceremony. For a first birthday, it is suitable for families looking for a gift with heraldic symbolism instead of a play figure. Godparents appreciate the combination of elegance and symbolism, grandparents the lasting heirloom feel. If a family has both a son and a daughter, Prince and Princess complement each other as a harmonious sibling or twin gift.

Engraving and SilberVerse Card

The back of the stem offers a smooth surface for a name, date, or a short dedication – our engraving service advises you on placement and font. Especially with a crest motif, the engraving gains importance: it transforms the heraldic symbol into a personal family crest. Upon request, we can also include an individual SilberVerse card in photo format (15 × 10 cm, landscape) – digitally designed, suitable for the occasion, currently free of charge and also available without engraving.

Care

Clean the spoon by hand with warm water and mild dish soap, then dry with a soft cotton cloth. Enamel and gilding are not compatible with abrasive cleaners, silver dips, or aggressive cleaning agents. The included gift box is suitable for storage. Not dishwasher safe.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the spoon show a prince figure?
No. Instead of a figure, it features a royal crest in blue enamel with a golden crown – a heraldic motif instead of a childlike depiction.

What distinguishes it from the princess?
Both show the same crest with a golden crown. The princess is in red enamel with floral tendrils on the stem, the prince in blue enamel with a simple, undecorated stem.

Can I have the spoon engraved?
Yes, the back of the stem offers a smooth surface for a name, date, or a short dedication.

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