Children's Spoon 925 Silver Prince — Coat of Arms in Blue Enamel

A coat of arms with a crown, but without names on the shield. This children's spoon "Prince" made of 925 silver features a coat of arms in blue guilloché enamel with a gilded crown. It is a silver spoon for a christening, with a name that can be engraved on the back.

Prince is the name of the design here, not an attribution. The spoon is perfect for any child who likes coats of arms.

Coat of arms in blue enamel: Waves beneath the crown

A shield sits at the end of the handle, with a gilded crown above it. The gilded crown is the symbol of the Royal Childhood: it also appears on Princess, Heart, Honey Bear and Stars. The base is blue guilloché enamel: a fine wave pattern runs beneath the enamel, shimmering in the light. A yellow band wraps around the shield on the side. The inner field remains silver.

A coat of arms is a symbol of a house or family. Here it does not stand for any particular house: the shield is blank, and the crown is present. The handle is smooth and 25 mm wide. The spoon is approx. 13.5 cm long in total and weighs approx. 30 g.

Christening gift with a coat of arms: What godparents can add

Godparents, grandparents and parents all face the same question: What can be added to the spoon? A spoon with a name and date is already a complete gift in itself. Those who want more can add the Prince children's cup or choose the gift set with rattle and spoon right away.

Engraving on coats of arms: The shield remains blank

Back of the handle: Your name can be engraved here, up to 20 characters are possible. The shield at the front remains blank. An initial is not intended for the shield.

Together with the spoon, you order the flat-rate engraving service. You specify your request in the "Note at checkout". Advance confirmation is not necessary. If a request cannot be fulfilled, the flat rate will be refunded to you.

Upon request, we include a free SilberVerse card. The card is printed on photo paper in landscape format, 15 × 10 cm.

Blue coat of arms at the table: Fork and set

The same coat of arms appears on the children's fork with enamel. The two-piece children's cutlery set brings the spoon and fork together.

Prince coat of arms: Answers before gifting

What are typical christening gifts?
Made of silver, they are often a spoon, a cup or a rattle. What godparents can also consider is explained in the guide to christening gifts for boys and girls.

Why a silver spoon instead of stainless steel children's cutlery with a name?
Stainless steel is intended for everyday use. This spoon is made of 925 silver, with a coat of arms in enamel and gilding. It remains as a keepsake, even long after the child has grown up. You can find more children's spoons in the category.

Is the coat of arms also available in red?
Yes, as Princess with red enamel. There, the shield has a red border, and the yellow band has a pink edge. Two children, two coats of arms, one design.