Baby spoon 925 silver little angel — enamel blue, partially gold-plated

What do you give to a name that has just been spoken for the first time? Perhaps a spoon that bears it. This baby spoon in 925 sterling silver features a little angel in enamel—yellow with a blue rim—at the top of the round handle head. It can be engraved with a first name on the back. A christening gift with an angel motif that is equally suitable for a birth.

A little angel in the round handle head

The little angel sits in a small silver circle, in shades of yellow and gold with a blue rim beneath it. The handle is punctuated by three dots—a gold-plated one set between green and dark blue enamel. Lower down follow round reliefs, while the bowl features small tactile points that little fingers love to find. The spoon is 125 mm long and weighs approx. 20 g. It is delivered in a white case with a ribbon and rainbow band; the packaging design may vary occasionally.

The name on the back

For those who would like to see the child's name in silver: the back of the round handle head accommodates 10 to 12 characters, intended for a first name. When ordering, simply add the flat-rate engraving fee from the engraving service to your cart as a second item. We will clarify your preferred spelling with you afterwards; you do not need to specify it at the time of ordering. Upon request, you can also receive a free SilberVerse card: a short verse on photo paper that you can place next to the case.

Christening, birth, and the significance of the angel

In many families, a guardian angel represents the wish for a child to grow up protected. It is a symbol rather than a promise, which is precisely why this motif is a natural choice for godparents and grandparents looking for a christening gift. The spoon works just as well for a birth, perhaps as a first silver gift from family friends.

Choosing between blue or pink is a matter of taste: the same little angel is available on the pink spoon. If you prefer a 3D figure on the handle, take a look at the angel with moon and stars in partial gilding, although this cannot be engraved. You can find more motifs under Angel gifts.

What to know about the blue angel spoon

How many characters fit on the back?
Ten to twelve; this is usually enough for a first name. If the name is longer, write to us before placing your order, and we will figure out together what will fit on the space.

What is the difference between the blue and the pink spoon?
Only the color of the enamel rim on the little angel. The length, weight, and engraving area are the same; you can find the other one here: Little angel pink.

Is the spoon also suitable for a birth?
Yes, the angel motif suits both occasions. We have collected further ideas for the first days with a child under Birth gifts.

How do I care for enamel and silver?
Clean it by hand in lukewarm water with a drop of washing-up liquid and then dry it softly. Abrasive cleaners and the dishwasher are not suitable for enamel and gilding.

When do you give a guardian angel?
Typically at a christening, as a gift from the godparents. For a birth, an angel is just as much a greeting that wishes the child well. More ideas can be found among the christening gifts.