Baby rattle 925 silver bunny — ring shape with disc

A rabbit sits upright in a small wreath of carrots, a leaf, and a heart — as a relief in the center of a flower-shaped disc made of 925 sterling silver. All around, small hemispheres are densely packed, rounded and highly polished: a tactile series designed for little hands. The disc hangs from a closed silver ring that even a very small hand can manage.

The rabbit — a motif with two dates on the calendar

Long ears, a round nose, never threatening: the rabbit is one of the first animals children take a liking to. For adults, there is a second reason — it is the Easter animal. Those who welcome a child in the spring hit both occasions with this single piece.

A disc that is felt, not just looked at

The hemispheres around the rabbit are not just decorative trim, but the actual purpose of the disc. In the first months of life, a child learns primarily through their fingertips, and a textured surface provides more than a smooth one. The motif and the studs are crafted from the same piece of silver; nothing is attached. A handle requires a targeted grip that a three-month-old baby cannot yet manage — the closed ring has no end that could be missed.

A design rarely found in the EU

This piece is sourced directly from ArgentA in Russia — not through an intermediary. The European silver rattle market is otherwise dominated by Italian manufacturers; a solid silver ring rattle with a tactile relief remains the exception. The rabbit arrives packed in a yellow-orange "Royal Childhood" box, embossed with a crown and tree of life. If it arrives in the light-colored box of the tactile series instead, it does not change the quality or size.

Two siblings with the same grip

Rabbit, pony, and bird sit on the same disc — the shape and ring are the same, only the relief in the center changes. There is only a one-gram difference in weight, which is barely noticeable. For two children in the family, this creates a pair that is recognizably related without one piece being a copy of the other.

And if it should be a handle or a teething ring after all?

For an engravable surface, the smooth handle models in the rattle collection are better suited; as soon as the first teeth appear, the pendants with pearl-white acrylic rings take over.

Care

Between the hemispheres, silver will develop a darker tone over time — this is normal and not a flaw in the piece. A soft polishing cloth can be used to brighten the smooth ring surface, and light rubbing is sufficient for the recesses. When playing, adults should remain nearby, as with any small object for this age group.

Frequently asked questions about the rabbit ring rattle

What are the small hemispheres for?
They are part of this rattle's tactile artisanal series and give the fingertips something to explore, not just the eyes.

Can the rabbit be engraved?
No. The disc is completely covered with relief and studs, leaving no smooth surface for engraving. Only the heart in this series can be engraved.

Is there a personal touch nonetheless?
Yes, via SilberVerse — an individually written verse tailored to the name and occasion, available for free upon request.

Is this a teething ring?
No. Teeth do not harm the silver, but the rabbit is designed for grasping and exploring — not for chewing. As soon as the teething phase begins, the models with a pearl-white acrylic ring are the more appropriate choice.