Children's Cutlery 925 Silver Bee Bear — Spoon + Fork, Partially Gold-Plated, Engravable

Two bears, two bees: the spoon and fork carry the same figure. This children's cutlery for the christening is made of 925 silver with a Bee Bear in enamel, and both pieces are engravable. The name describes what you see: a bear with a gold-plated bee on the handle. A gift box is included.

Children's cutlery for the christening: spoon and fork with Bee Bear

On both pieces, the bear stands upright at the end of the handle. That makes the set a calm, uniform christening gift. If you would like to mix the figures, take a look at the set with Strawberry Girl and Bee Bear. All combinations are gathered in the children's cutlery with Strawberry Girl and Bee Bear.

Shirt, trousers and gold-plated bee

The bear comes in a shirt, white with red diamonds at the collar opening and hem. A black diamond pattern runs along the sleeve hems, and the trousers are all black. His face stays silver; his features, ears and paws are black.

Black, white and red are set in enamel, and the bee below the bear is gold-plated. Finally, the silver is brought to a shine by hand. The spoon and fork each carry one bee; there is no other gold plating here.

Paw prints and engraving

Below the bee, three paw prints run down the handle, embossed in the silver. On the back there is room for a first name, with a maximum of 10 characters per piece. Each engraved piece needs one engraving flat fee, which goes into the cart. Enter the wording for both pieces in the order note at checkout. If one cannot be carried out, we refund the flat fee. The flat fee is designed for 20 characters, but the handle only has room for 10 per piece.

If you like, add a SilberVerse to the cutlery, free of charge if you would like one. The verse for the christening is created individually for the occasion and name; it comes as a photo card, 15 × 10 cm.

A gift for the christening or the birth

Godparents hand it over on the christening day, parents and grandparents for the birth. Each piece lies in the gift box with a satin ribbon.

Caring for the gold-plated bee

A quick bath in lukewarm water, a soft cloth, done. The bee needs no extra care. The child only gets the cutlery under supervision, especially the fork.

Questions about the children's cutlery with Bee Bear

What is gold-plated on the spoon and fork?
The bee below the bear, one on each piece. The figure itself is enamelled; the handle and bowl are silver.

When do you give children's cutlery for a christening?
For the christening day, at the celebration or shortly afterwards. A piece that will later belong to the child is lovely with a name.

How many characters fit on the spoon and fork?
A maximum of 10 on each piece, so a short first name. The flat fee is designed for 20 characters, but the area on the handle holds fewer.

How do I care for the bee?
Like the rest of the silver: wash briefly in lukewarm water, dry gently and never put it in the dishwasher.