Baby Gift Set 925 Silver DoDo Bear — Spoon + Ring Rattle

In this set, you will find two versions of the same bear: a spoon with a seated figure at the end of the handle and a rattle featuring a bear head attached to a continuous silver ring. Neither piece contains enamel; both are pure, polished 925 sterling silver. This neutral gift is equally suitable for a birth, christening, or baby shower.

Two techniques, one motif

On the spoon, the teddy bear stands upright as a fully sculptural figure, with the head and arms detailed on both sides, while the handle extends below it as a fine, curved line down to the bowl. In contrast, the bear head on the rattle is attached to a smooth, closed silver ring as an independent element—a different construction of the same animal. ArgentA crafts both pieces in Russia, entirely out of silver.

Ring shape instead of handle shape – what is the advantage?

A ring rattle fully encircles the hand and does not require additional materials such as an acrylic ring or ribbon. Those who prefer a classic handle with a figure at the end will find it in the "Sitting Teddy" handled rattle.

Engraving and SilberVerse card

The rattle remains without engraving because the bear head is sculpted in relief and the ring offers no suitable surface. The spoon, however, can accommodate a short name on its back, booked via the engraving service flat fee. In addition, the SilberVerse card is included for both items at no extra cost: a landscape-format photo card, 15 by 10 centimeters, with verses for names and the occasion.

Care

The easiest way to clean the spoon and rattle is under running, warm water with a little mild dish soap, followed by drying both pieces. Since neither piece has enamel, a silver polishing cloth will always restore their full shine when tarnished. They should not be placed in the dishwasher.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is only the spoon engravable and not the rattle?
The bear head on the rattle has no flat surface, as it is three-dimensionally shaped; the back of the spoon, however, offers space for a short name.

What age is the set suitable for?
The rattle accompanies the first months of life, while the spoon is used for the baby's first attempts at eating on their own.

Where does the ring rattle come from?
From ArgentA in Russia – a solid silver design that is rarely seen in the EU.

Is the motif intended for a specific gender?
No, not specifically – it is designed to be consciously neutral and is suitable for all.