Silver Baby Rattle 925 Bell — Teething Ring, Daisy Relief

This baby rattle in 925 silver is shaped as a faceted cone – no animal figure, no round disc, but a bell shape with a daisy relief on the front and back. It hangs as a cone shape on the pearl-white teething ring and so becomes a gift for a birth.

Silver Baby Rattle 925 in Bell Shape with a Daisy Relief

The silver body tapers conically towards the top, vertical facet lines on the sides structure the shape, and a surrounding bead closes it off at the lower edge. On the front and back there is a daisy in relief each – worked out raised, with a studded centre and grooved leaves, clearly tangible against the smooth faceted surface beside it. For a baby who at first explores the world with their hands, exactly this change offers something to discover.

The Cone Shape at a Glance

Our teething ring rattles otherwise show only figures and discs in several variants – the cone or bell shape occurs only here. No other motif shares this construction, so there is no twin piece to go with it.

Why the Daisy Stands for a Beginning

The shape alone makes this piece an exception; the flower motif nevertheless connects it with the other nature motifs of this series. For a gift for a birth, both go together: an unusual silhouette and a familiar picture of a flower.

The Bell on a Teething Ring Instead of a Ring or Handle

A jump ring connects the cone shape movably with the pearl-white acrylic ring, so that the silver part and the teething element can be grasped separately. If you are looking for a piece without any teething ring, you will find it in the ring shape with a teddy bear, made entirely of silver; for an engravable surface, the smooth handle shape is more suitable than this faceted cone shape.

Care of the Daisy Bell

The facet lines and the flower relief on the front and back catch tarnish first; guide a soft silver polishing cloth along the facets, not across them. The acrylic ring is simply wiped off damp, with no additives at all. The bell, like any rattle, is only played with in the presence of an adult.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Daisy Bell

Is engraving possible on the bell shape?
No – the front and back carry the flower relief, the sides are faceted, and the only smooth area at the lower edge is too narrow and too strongly curved for an engraving. For a personal touch, SilberVerse is suitable instead, a verse about the occasion and name, created with the help of AI from your details, free on request as a 15 × 10 cm photo card in landscape format in a standard frame.

Why does precisely this motif have a cone shape instead of a figure or disc?
That is a design decision by the manufacturer within the series – among our teething ring rattles, this silhouette occurs only with the bell.

Does the bell have a clapper inside like a real church bell?
That cannot be seen in the picture – the only thing documented is that, according to the manufacturer, it is a rattle, with no information on the inner construction.

How big is the daisy bell?
At a total length of around 11 centimetres (with acrylic ring) it is one of the longer pieces of this series – the cone shape needs more surface than a flat disc.

Does the daisy bell on the teething ring have a hallmark, i.e. a fineness stamp?
Yes, the silver is hallmarked. The piece includes the maker's certificate card. We're happy to send you photos in advance — just write to us.