925 Silver Birth Spoon with Stork and Birth Clock — Blackened

The stork is here, and the midwife is checking the clock. This 925 silver birth spoon records the time, weight, and size, as a gift for birth or baptism.

The midwife calls out the time, the scale shows the weight, the measuring tape shows the size. Three numbers that fall on the first day. On this spoon they remain visible.

Stork birth spoon: A clock without hands, by design

On the wide handle end is a dial with 12, 3, 6 and 9. It has no hands yet. The engraving sets them to the time of birth.

Next to it, the stork carries a baby in a cloth. In many European families, it is said: The stork brings the children. Everyone at the table understands the picture, from the child to the grandmother.

Clouds drift across the handle. Two small ones carry the fields "gr" and "cm", one large one remains free. The recesses of the scene are blackened, the raised surfaces polished. So the stork stands bright against a dark background.

At approx. 26 g, it weighs the least of the six birth spoons in this series.

Engraving on the stork spoon: Four details on the front, the name on the back

The clock gets the hands of the time of birth. Into the field "gr" goes the weight, into the field "cm" the size. The date stands in the large cloud. The name belongs on the back of the handle, because there is no room for it on the front.

This is how you order: Add the spoon and the engraving service to the cart. Your wishes are later stated in the "note at checkout". Nothing needs to be confirmed in advance. If something exceptionally does not work, we will refund the flat rate.

If you like, ask for a SilberVerse card, free of charge. A short verse is on it, printed on photo paper, without a photo.

Giving stork spoons: For birth, when the numbers are still fresh

It is nicest for birth. Time, weight and size are just known, and the name is set.

It is just as suitable for baptism. For the first birthday, it lies next to the cake and tells of the first day.

For twins, each child has their own numbers. Same shape, two animals: The chick or the mouse match the stork.

Grandparents and godparents give the first day of the child in numbers with this.

As a complement, place a birth coin with a stork next to it.

Stork birth spoon: Questions before ordering

What is a birth spoon?
A baby spoon that carries the data of birth: time, weight, size and date. It is a gift for birth and baptism. How it differs from other silver spoons is explained in the baby spoon buying guide.

Which numbers do I need before ordering?
Time, weight, size, date and the name. The time is usually in the birth certificate. Weight and size you usually find in the child's yellow health record.

What is the meaning of a birth spoon?
The silver spoon for birth or baptism is an old custom. It was given with the wish that the child should lack nothing. Today it stands primarily for memory: The data of the first day remain in the silver.