Christening Gift for a Boy 925 Silver Prince — Spoon with Coat of Arms and Handle Rattle, Engravable

A coat of arms with a crown on the spoon, a boy in silver on the rattle. This christening gift for a boy in 925 silver combines a prince spoon and a handle rattle in a gift box. You can have up to 20 characters engraved on the spoon handle.

Prince spoon: blue coat of arms with gold-plated crown

A coat of arms in blue enamel with a fine wave pattern sits at the top of the handle. A gold-plated crown tops it, below it is a silver shield, and a yellow band finishes it off. The handle is slim and polished smooth.

The spoon by ArgentA is made of 925 silver, weighs approx. 30 g and measures approx. 135 × 25 × 10 mm.

Handle rattle: boy with jacket and collar

The rattle shows a standing boy with short hair. He wears a jacket with a collar and a breast pocket, one hand resting on his chest. Lengthwise grooves run along the handle, and there is a bow relief at the end. Zaramella makes the rattle in 925 silver.

The prince as a motif: coat of arms instead of a fairy-tale book

Children meet the prince in fairy tales, the coat of arms in history books. Here they come together on one spoon: crown and shield stand for the royal. The rattle adds a boy in a jacket.

Engraving: up to 20 characters on the prince spoon

Up to 20 characters are available on the back of the handle, for example for a first name and the christening date. One flat fee covers this: the engraving service. Write the engraving text in the order note at checkout. We will get in touch if we have questions. If the engraving is not technically possible, we refund you the flat fee.

The handle rattle is not engraved. If you would like to add words for the christening, you will receive a free SilberVerse on request about the occasion and the name, printed on a photo card, 15 × 10 cm.

Silver for a christening: who gives it

Godparents like to give silver for a christening because it lasts. Grandparents also choose this set when the family likes the royal motif. A high-quality gift box with satin ribbons comes with the set. Its appearance may differ from the photo.

The spoon is available on its own as the children's spoon with prince coat of arms. You will find advice for godparents under What does a godparent give for a christening?

Prince set: questions answered briefly

Why does silver belong to a christening?
The godparents' silver spoon is an old custom. A name and a date make it a personal piece.

How do I care for the coat of arms and the rattle?
Wash both briefly by hand and polish them dry. Do not rub the enamelled coat of arms hard; keep both out of the dishwasher.

How much does the prince set weigh?
The spoon weighs approx. 30 g. Together with the rattle, it comes to approx. 52 g according to ArgentA.