Silver Baby Rattle 925 Daisy — Handle Rattle, Disc

A round disc in 925 sterling silver forms the head of this baby rattle, and a daisy opens on it: narrow, finely ribbed petals radiate from a grained centre, just as you see the flower in the grass from above. The disc sits on a slender handle that carries flowers and leaves at the grip end.

Silver Daisy Handle Rattle: a Flower on a Round Disc

The disc is flat and only slightly domed; the flower almost fills it and stands raised from the smooth background, while the surface around it stays calm. The disc shows the same flower on the front and the back. So there is no wrong side, however the rattle is placed in the hand. The loop sits below the disc, where the handle begins. The handle stays narrow and smooth at the top and carries flowers and leaves only at the grip end. Length approx. 13 cm, weight approx. 22 g, a little more or less depending on the piece. For care, lukewarm water, a drop of washing-up liquid and a soft cloth for drying are enough; a silver polishing cloth polishes up any tarnish.

Why a Daisy on a Baby Rattle?

On a silver baby rattle it is the simple flower that everyone knows. As a symbol it stands for innocence and a new beginning.

Disc on a Handle or on an Acrylic Ring

The same daisy disc is also available on a pearl-white acrylic ring: as the teething ring rattle with a daisy disc. There the baby holds the ring, here the handle. If you would rather see the flower not on a disc but on a bell or on a ball, you will find both among the silver baby rattles.

Who Gives the Daisy

As a silver flower rattle, this one suits a birth, a christening and a baby shower, because the motif fixes nothing: no animal, no gender, no creed.

The Name Comes with the SilberVerse Card

There is no room for an engraving on the disc, and no suitable surface remains on the handle. The name comes with the SilberVerse card, which costs nothing and is enclosed on request: a verse of three to four lines, which we write for the child and the occasion, stands on photo paper; the card measures 15 × 10 cm in landscape format and comes in the standard frame. It does not need an engraving. How it is made is explained on the SilberVerse page.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Daisy Rattle with a Disc

From what age can babies use a rattle?
That depends on the child, not on the calendar: as soon as it reaches for things and holds on to them, the gift becomes something to grasp. Anyone who takes something in their hand or mouth needs someone nearby while doing so.

Does the back of the disc show the same motif?
Yes, the same daisy opens at the back too.

What do grandparents give for a grandchild's christening?
Something that suits the child and lasts, for example a silver rattle like this one or a spoon. More suggestions are in the guide for grandparents.

What is the difference between the disc on a handle and on an acrylic ring?
The disc is the same; what changes is the way it is held: here the hand grasps the handle, with the daisy disc with a pearl-white acrylic ring it grasps the ring.

How is the rattle delivered?
In a fine gift box, ready to give. The photo shows an example box; its design may differ.

Is the daisy rattle with disc hallmarked?
The daisy rattle with disc bears a fineness stamp (hallmark); the silver is hallmarked. If you'd like photos in advance, we're happy to send them to you. The maker's certificate card is included.