Baby Gift Set Prince – Rattle & Children's Spoon 925 Silver

Are you looking for a christening gift for a son, grandson, or godson that won't disappear in a drawer after a few months, but will remain a treasured keepsake? This spoon duo made of 925 sterling silver features a heraldic crest in royal blue enamel with a golden crown on one handle, and a small, fully sculptural boy figure with a cap on the second—two silver pieces that together make a distinctly masculine gift for birth or christening.

At a Glance

• Set contents: two children's spoons — Spoon 1 with a heraldic crest motif, Spoon 2 with a fully sculptural boy figure on the handle top
• Material: 925 sterling silver, highly polished, food-safe
• Finish/Motif: Crest spoon with royal blue enamel surface and gilded crown on the handle top; Figure spoon with a three-dimensionally crafted boy sculpture (cap, scarf) as the handle end
• Delivery: original orange-gold gift box from the "Royal Childhood" line with crown and tree motif, both spoons with a cream-colored satin ribbon
• Children's spoon: length approx. 135 mm · approx. 30 g
• Baby rattle: length approx. 145 mm · approx. 22 g

Material and Craftsmanship

Both spoons are made of 925 sterling silver and are highly polished. The crest spoon features a silver shield on the handle top, embedded in a royal blue enamel surface and crowned with a gilded crown—a classic heraldic combination that has stood for loyalty and dignity for centuries. The second spoon features not a flat plaque on the handle top, but a fully three-dimensionally crafted boy figure with a cap and scarf. The set belongs to the "Royal Childhood" line from the manufacturer ArgentA, whose assortment SilberKosmos curates and offers in this compilation.

Occasions and Target Groups

As a godmother or godfather, this duo is a choice that makes an impact with its heraldic language rather than a cartoon motif—a christening gift that avoids children's clichés. Grandparents love to give the set for a birth if they want a piece of family tradition to start in the silver cabinet. Parents of a son, in turn, appreciate the dual appeal: heraldic via the crest, personal via the small figure in which the boy can later recognize himself. The duo also suits a first birthday or as a late gift to an already existing Royal Childhood piece. For a sister or goddaughter, you'll find the girl's counterpart with pink enamel and a heart motif in the same line.

Engraving and SilberVerse Card

The crest spoon offers a narrow, smooth surface on the back of the handle for an engraving—first name, date of birth, or a short dedication can be placed there. The spoon with the boy figure is sculpturally designed at the handle top; an engraving is not possible there without damaging the figure. With every order, we include a free SilberVerse card in landscape format (15 × 10 cm)—a poem on photo paper individually tailored to the occasion and recipient, weaving in name, date, and personal wish. Thus, the silver gift becomes a double gesture: the engraving on the spoon, the words on the card.

Care

925 sterling silver develops a gentle patina over time—a soft silver polishing cloth will restore its original shine in seconds. The royal blue enamel and the gilding of the crown are colorfast and tolerate mild dish soap, but should not be treated with abrasive cleaners, as these will damage the gilding. Both spoons should not be put in the dishwasher—heat and aggressive cleaners would eventually dull the enamel and gilding. Hand washing with warm water is sufficient.

You can find more inspiration and tips for selection in our guide to gifts for birth.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a baby rattle included in the set?
No. The set consists of two children's spoons—one with a heraldic crest motif, one with a fully sculptural boy figure on the handle. If you're looking for an additional rattle, you'll find suitable motifs in the Royal Childhood collection.

From what age can the spoons be used?
Both spoons are used from the start of complementary feeding, around 6 months, and accompany the boy through his first few years of life. For younger infants, they initially serve as a birth or christening gift to be kept.

What does the blue crest with the golden crown mean?
Royal blue in European heraldry stands for loyalty and steadfastness, gold for dignity. This color combination is a classic christening and birth symbol for sons, understood without explanation even decades later.

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