Children's cup 925 silver "Princess" - enamel & gilding

No dress, no tiara, no fairy-tale figure—on this cup, a girl wears something more enduring: a coat of arms. In European tradition, a coat of arms represents identity and belonging. It tells a daughter: you belong here, you have your place.

At a Glance

• Material: 925 sterling silver, highly polished exterior
• Motif: Princess coat of arms (red enamel, golden crown, red shield, golden wings)
• Handle: delicate acanthus handle
• Shape: slim tumbler
• Volume: approx. 150 ml
• Collection: Royal Childhood by ArgentA
• Engraving: on request, back (name, baptism date, monogram, baptismal verse)
• Delivery: in a golden Royal Childhood gift box, free shipping in Germany

Note: Height, diameter, and exact weight are currently not specified for this motif—if interested, we will gladly provide you with the data upon request.

Material and Craftsmanship

The slim tumbler shape fits comfortably in small hands, complemented by a delicately crafted acanthus handle made of curved silver tendrils. 925 sterling silver, highly polished on the outside, with a natural silver tone on the inside—a classic, minimalist cup character that suits both the baptism ceremony and everyday life thereafter. The coat of arms sits like a seal on the cup surface: red guilloché enamel as the base, topped with a gilded crown and golden wings on the sides. In heraldry, red enamel traditionally stands for courage, strength, and love, while the gold of the crown signifies dignity. Red and gold are among the oldest and noblest color combinations in heraldry.

Occasions and Target Groups

As a gift for a baptism or the birth of a daughter, the coat of arms carries a quiet, strong message—and deliberately avoids pink clichés and fairy-tale kitsch. The cup is also well-suited for a first birthday, first tooth, or name day. Popular gift-givers include godparents who want to give their goddaughter a ceremonially appropriate heirloom, grandparents looking for a generational gift, and parents who want to give their daughter a lasting object beyond toys and clothing. For sibling gifts with a boy in the family, the Prince children's cup serves as a heraldic counterpart in blue instead of red.

Engraving and SilberVerse Card

The smooth back accommodates an engraving—typically the daughter's name and baptism date, or alternatively a monogram or a short baptismal verse. The engraving is done after personal consultation; please contact us briefly before ordering, and we will advise you on placement and font size. Upon request, with an engraving order, we will include a personalized SilberVerse card in photo format (15 × 10 cm landscape)—custom-designed, suitable for the occasion and child, currently free of charge.

Care

925 sterling silver is durable and food-safe—safe for your girl from the start. After use, rinse with lukewarm water and mild dish soap, dry with a soft cloth. For patina, a silver polishing cloth helps—work without pressure in the area of the enamel coat of arms and the gilded crown. No aggressive cleaning agents, no silver dip directly on the enamel, not dishwasher safe. Between uses, it is best to store the cup in the supplied gift box or a velvet pouch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why red instead of pink for a girl?
Red is the heraldic color for courage, strength, and love—a color with history and weight, while pink is more commonly known as a costume color from fairy tale movies. We deliberately chose traditional heraldry.

Is there a counterpart for a boy?
Yes, the Prince children's cup is the counterpart in blue—same shape, same acanthus handle, same heraldic concept.

Can the cup be engraved?
Yes. The back is smoothly polished and suitable for a name, baptism date, monogram, or a short baptismal verse. Engraving is available upon request.

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