Silver Baby Rattle 925 Bunny — Teething Ring, in a Little Jacket

A little bunny in a little jacket hangs on a pearl-white acrylic ring: a baby rattle in 925 sterling silver that can be grasped and, when the first teeth come, is also there for biting. Fur and jacket are worked in relief. It comes from Zaramella Argenti, a workshop in Italy.

Silver Bunny Teething Ring: the Bunny in a Little Jacket on an Acrylic Ring

The bunny hangs upright from a loop above its head, its ears pointing upwards, its arms against its body. The acrylic ring above it is smooth and has a pearl-white shimmer, similar to mother-of-pearl.

Relief to Feel: Fur, Ears, Buttons

The bunny consists almost entirely of texture. Fine lines run through the ears, the face bears strokes of fur, and the open little jacket shows buttons with fur again underneath. In between lie smooth areas on the jacket. Babies explore with their hands and mouths, and this mix of smooth and textured gives them both to discover.

No Engraving Surface: the Way to a Name

The relief covers the figure almost entirely, and the acrylic ring cannot be engraved. This bunny therefore does not carry a name in the silver; that is available on the smooth handle of the bunny rattle for engraving. For something personal, there is the SilberVerse card, free on request: a verse of three to four lines, created with the help of AI from your details. Printed on photo paper, 15 × 10 cm in landscape format, the card comes in the standard frame, in silver, white or black as you prefer.

First Tooth, Birth and First Easter

Parents, godparents and grandparents give the teething ring when a child gets its first teeth, and just as often already for a birth. A bunny in a little jacket also brings Easter along as an occasion; ideas for it can be found among the Easter gifts. Supervision is part of teething and grasping.

Caring for the Silver and the Acrylic Ring

Wash the silver by hand with lukewarm water and mild washing-up liquid and dry it with a soft cloth; a soft brush helps in the fur and the little jacket. A damp cloth wipes the acrylic ring clean. A silver polishing cloth polishes tarnished silver; the dishwasher is out of the question.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Bunny on the Teething Ring

What time is the teething ring intended for?
For the time when the first teeth come and babies put many things in their mouths. When that is differs from child to child.

Can the bunny on the teething ring be engraved?
No, neither the figure nor the acrylic ring offers a surface for it. With a smooth handle and engraving, there is the bunny as a handle rattle.

How does the teething ring differ from the ring rattle with a bunny?
Here, a sculpted bunny in a little jacket hangs on the acrylic ring. The ring rattle is a ring made entirely of 925 sterling silver with a flower-shaped disc on which the bunny appears in relief.

Is this also a gift for a birth?
Yes, even before the first tooth. The gifts for a birth show what can be combined with it.

How is the bunny delivered?
In a fine gift box. Its design may change; the packaging stays ready to give.

Does the bunny on the teething ring have a hallmark, i.e. a fineness stamp?
Yes, the silver is hallmarked. We're happy to send you photos in advance — just write to us. It also comes with the maker's certificate card.