Christening Set Stars 925 Silver Enamel Yellow-Red — Mug + Spoon

The Stars Christening Set 925 Sterling Silver Enamel Yellow-Red — Cup and Spoon is a 2-piece constellation from the ArgentA Stars Edition: a children's cup (150 ml) with a cord handle and a children's spoon (135 mm), both with gilded stars in yellow-red enamel and a small crown — all on polished 925 sterling silver. Delivered in the ArgentA original box with crown logo and satin ribbons.

The yellow-red enamel is classically interpreted as a girl's coding — a warm amber tone without pink, with a cheerful accent. For those who prefer a calmer or gender-neutral choice, there is the pure gilding variant 3-piece with cup or the yellow-blue variant 2-piece without cup as a boy's coding. A cup and spoon constellation in yellow-blue (boy's variant with cup) can be ordered from the ArgentA factory upon request — if interested, please contact us to check availability.

Cup and Spoon — What defines this constellation

Unlike the compact Stars cutlery sets of fork and spoon without a cup, this constellation focuses on the children's cup as the central piece: 150 ml for milk, tea, or juice, with an ergonomic cord handle for small children's hands. The matching spoon with stars and crown makes the set a classic christening gift — cup as a drinking companion, spoon as a weaning companion, both from the same line. The warm amber-red enamel adds a feminine touch without being overtly pink — a calm coding that aunts, grandmothers, or godmothers also choose when they want to give something personal without being graphically too loud. If you want to expand the set after the christening, you can find the matching children's fork in the same enamel edition as a single piece — allowing the set to later grow into a 3-piece constellation.

Related Constellations

Stars 3-piece Pure with Cup (gender-neutral): Three-piece set with cup, fork, and spoon in pure gilding instead of yellow-red enamel — for families who want to give a gift without boy/girl coding. See Stars 3-piece Pure with Cup.

Stars 2-piece Enamel yellow-red without Cup: Mirror variant in 2-piece with fork and spoon instead of cup and spoon — same yellow-red enamel, different constellation. See Stars Children's Cutlery 2-piece yellow-red.

Stars 2-piece yellow-blue (Boy's variant without Cup): Boy's coding with blue star instead of red — compact 2-piece constellation of fork and spoon without cup. See Stars Children's Cutlery 2-piece yellow-blue.

Stars 3-piece yellow-red with Knife: Larger girl's constellation with children's knife (instead of cup) — same enamel edition. See Stars 3-piece Enamel with Knife.

Personalization and Care

Both the cup base and the back of the spoon handle are smoothly polished and suitable for engraving — initials, name, christening or birth date, or a short verse. The front sides with gilded stars, crown, and enamel remain untouched. With every order, we include a free SilberVerse card. Hand wash with warm water and mild dish soap, dry with a soft cloth. Do not put in the dishwasher — heat and harsh detergents will damage gilding and enamel. Treat polished silver surfaces with a soft silver cleaning cloth; avoid the star and crown plaques.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the set only suitable for girls?
The yellow-red enamel is traditionally read as a girl's accent — warm, calm, without pink. If you want to give the set for a boy, you can still do so — the stars and crown are universal symbols. If you prefer a clear boy's coding, you can find the yellow-blue variant (2-piece without cup) in the shop. A cup and spoon variant in yellow-blue can be ordered from the ArgentA factory as a special request — please contact us if interested.

Can the set be extended to a 3-piece?
Yes. The matching children's fork in yellow-red enamel can be reordered as a single piece — thus turning the 2-piece set into a classic 3-piece set with cup, fork, and spoon. A children's plate in the same edition can also be added for a 4-piece full set.

Which engraving area is most sensible?
The cup base offers the most space — ideal for a name plus christening or birth date, or a short verse. The back of the spoon handle is sufficient for initials plus a date. Engraving both pieces together creates a cohesive set — one can bear the christening date, the other the name.

From what age is the set suitable?
The cup from approx. 6 months (with supervision) for milk or tea. The spoon from approx. 1.5 years for independent eating — with a 13.5 cm handle size, it's more compact than adult cutlery and perfectly sized for toddler hands. It can be used until elementary school age, after which it often becomes a display piece.