Children's cutlery set 925 silver gold-plated The Bear

Are you looking for children's cutlery that not only looks cute but also tells a story – of security and a protector who is always there? The bear on this two-piece set made of 925 sterling silver with partial gilding stands for exactly that: both the spoon and fork feature the same three-dimensional bear figure at the end of the handle, wearing a white shirt with red diamond patterns and black trousers, plus a golden honeycomb with a bee as a distinguishing mark and paw print imprints in relief.

At a glance

• Set contents: Children's spoon "The Bear", Children's fork "The Bear" (2-piece)
• Material: 925 sterling silver, partially gilded, with colorful enamel finishing
• Spoon: Length 12.5 cm, width 2.6 cm, weight approx. 27 g
• Fork: Length 12.9 cm, width 2.1 cm, weight approx. 23 g
• Collection: DoDo – Tactile Collection by ArgentA

Material and workmanship

Both cutlery pieces are made of solid 925 sterling silver with official hallmarking and targeted partial gilding – not a continuous gold plating, but an accent on specific handle surfaces that visually enhances the golden honeycomb. The bear figures at the end of the handle are three-dimensional silver figures, finished with several layers of colored enamel in white, red, black, and gold tones, each color individually fired. The paw print imprints are worked as an elevated relief. The set is manufactured by ArgentA from Russia.

Collection

If you prefer Masha instead of the bear, you will find the counterpart in the children's cutlery set Masha without gilding. Both figures can also be combined in mixed sets, which show Masha and the bear on different cutlery pieces, or later supplemented with a single spoon with a Masha motif.

Special features

The partial gilding is the defining detail of this set: instead of a complete gold plating, it sets targeted accents that, in combination with the golden honeycomb, create a warm, elegant effect. Both pieces feature the same bear figure, creating a uniform, harmonious image instead of a motif change between spoon and fork. The tactile paw print imprints add a tactile level to the eating tool, designed according to the DoDo principle for the sensory development of small hands.

Occasions and target groups

For birth, the set is suitable as a first silver cutlery with a special gold accent, for christening as a high-quality godparent gift, for the first birthday as a companion for starting independent eating. The set is particularly popular with small bear fans, with parents and godparents who prefer an elegant design with a golden accent, and with families with a connection to Slavic culture who find a familiar motif in the bear.

Engraving and SilberVerse Card

An engraving with name, date, or a short dedication is possible upon request – contact us before ordering so we can coordinate the placement and number of characters for both cutlery pieces. Additionally, upon request, we can create a free, digitally designed SilberVerse card in photo format 15 × 10 cm landscape, individually tailored to the occasion and recipient – orderable with or without engraving.

Care

Rinse both parts by hand with warm water and mild dish soap, then dry with a soft cloth. The enamel elements and gilded surfaces are suitable for everyday use but do not tolerate abrasive cleaners or harsh detergents. For slight patina on the silver surfaces, a silver polishing cloth is sufficient – the gilded areas should be avoided so as not to affect the gold tone. Not dishwasher safe. The included gift box is suitable for storage.

Frequently asked questions

What exactly is gilded on this set?
It is a partial gilding on 925 sterling silver, which affects certain accent areas on the handle and visually enhances the golden honeycomb – not a continuous gold plating.

Are there really bear figures on both parts?
Yes. Both the spoon and fork feature the same bear figure at the end of the handle, with identical design, the same enamel colors, and the same tactile elements.

From what age is the set suitable?
From birth as a symbolic gift, for first attempts at eating under supervision from about six to twelve months, depending on the child's development.

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