Christening gift boy 925 silver prince 2-piece - cup & spoon engravable

A godson is being baptized, and the question arises: a cup alone seems meager, a large cutlery set almost too much. The two-piece Prince gift set made of 925 sterling silver solves precisely this dilemma — a children's cup and a baby spoon, both adorned with the same blue coat of arms and a small golden crown, form a complete, harmonious christening gift for a boy. The cup features the coat of arms on the front of its belly, while the spoon displays the medallion at the top of its handle — both pieces come from ArgentA's Royal Childhood manufactory line.

At a Glance

• Set contents: Children's cup + baby spoon, 2 pieces
• Material: 925 Sterling Silver, food-safe
• Decoration: Coat of arms medallion in royal blue enamel with a golden crown
• Manufacturer: ArgentA, Royal Childhood line
• Packaging: high-quality gift box with crown motif
• Cup: approx. 150 ml, Ø approx. 65 mm, height approx. 60 mm, approx. 89 g
• Baby spoon: length approx. 135 mm, width approx. 25 mm, approx. 29 g

Material and Workmanship

The cup and spoon are made of 925 sterling silver and are therefore suitable for daily use with food. The coat of arms medallion is crafted in royal blue enamel, topped with a small, gilded crown as a subtle accent. ArgentA produces the Royal Childhood line as an independent collection with recognizable imagery.

Occasions and Target Groups

As a godfather or godmother, this set is a classic christening gift that demonstrates tradition without being overbearing. Grandparents often choose it as a birth gift with more substance than a single item. And parents who want to provide their son with a first cutlery set for his first year of life will also find a practical and dignified solution here. The coat of arms motif accompanies the usual milestones: baptism, birth, first birthday.

The coat of arms has been a symbol of belonging and dignity for centuries. On a christening gift for a boy, it reads as a gesture of appreciation, not as a disguise. Blue in heraldry traditionally stands for loyalty and steadfastness — qualities that godparents and grandparents wish for the child's future path.

Engraving and SilberVerse Card

The back of the cup, opposite the coat of arms, offers space for an engraving with a name and birth or christening date. The back of the spoon handle can be personalized with initials or a short date. Upon request, for engraving orders, we include a personal SilberVerse card in landscape format 15 × 10 cm — individually tailored to the occasion and recipient, and currently free of charge.

Care

925 sterling silver tarnishes slightly over time — this is inherent to the material and can be remedied in seconds with a soft silver polishing cloth. The enamel of the coat of arms can tolerate mild dish soap but should not be put in the dishwasher, as heat and aggressive cleaners can dull the color over time. Hand washing with warm water is perfectly sufficient for everyday use.

Frequently Asked Questions

From what age is the set usable?
The cup is suitable as a first personal drinking vessel from around 12 months, and the spoon accompanies the complementary feeding phase from around 6 months. Both pieces remain as keepsakes beyond the first few years of life.

Is there a matching set for a girl?
Yes, the counterpart features the same coat of arms in a different color scheme. For siblings or godchildren of different genders, both sets can be intentionally given as a pair.

What is written on the SilberVerse card?
An individually written text, tailored to the name, occasion, and sender — not a standard print. It is included with the engraving order as a personal addition.

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Those looking for more christening gifts for a boy will find them in our Christening Gifts collection — from individual items to larger sets. Those who prefer to give the gift at birth instead of baptism will find suitable suggestions under Birth Gifts.