Children's Cutlery Teddy Bear 925 Silver — Enamel Purple-Gold 2-piece

The Teddy Bear 925 Silver Children's Cutlery — Purple-Gold Enamel 2-piece set is a DoDo learning tool variant of the ArgentA Teddy Bear series: a 2-piece set consisting of a children's fork and spoon (125–129 mm) with a bear plaque at the top of the handle in purple-pink enamel with gilding, three colored DoDo learning points on the handle (green, yellow, blue) and a tactile bubble relief along the handle shaft — all on polished 925 sterling silver. Delivered in the gray and white DoDo original box with a rainbow motif.

Unlike the ArgentA tableware line (135 mm handle, plaque with crown or heart trail, classic dining table format), the DoDo line is deliberately designed as a learning tool for the complementary feeding and early toddler phase: more compact (125–129 mm), with three colored learning points (red/green/blue recognition) and bubble relief for tactile stimulation of hand-mouth coordination. The bear motif in purple-pink enamel with a golden contour accent makes the set a girl-oriented variant — for those who prefer a boy-oriented option, the counterpart is available in orange-gold.

DoDo Learning Tool — What Defines This Line

The DoDo line from the ArgentA manufactory (Russian Тактильная серия, "Tactile Series") was developed together with speech therapists and pediatricians and follows a clear learning tool concept: Three colored learning points (green, yellow, blue) on the handle — the first colors an infant learns to distinguish — combined with a tactile bubble relief that provides tactile stimuli to the small hand when gripping. Unlike the classic silverware of the Royal Childhood line, DoDo cutlery is intended for the complementary feeding and early toddler phase: more compact, lighter (17–21 g per piece), promoting oral sensory skills and hand-mouth coordination when gripping and eating. The bear motif is implemented as a half-relief plaque at the top of the handle — with purple-pink enamel and golden contour accents.

Related Constellations

Teddy Bear in orange-gold: Mirror variant of the same DoDo line — bear plaque in orange-gold enamel instead of purple, same learning points and bubble relief. Gender-neutral with a slight boy-oriented tendency. See DoDo Teddy Bear orange-gold.

DoDo Teddy Bear Pure (3D Bear Figurine): Another DoDo line version — wavy handle with 3D bear figurine at the top of the handle in polished silver, without enamel or learning points. See DoDo Teddy Bear Pure.

Tableware Teddy Bear (135 mm): Larger ArgentA tableware variant from the same manufacturer — Honey Bear with crown, Heart Edition gilded or Pure. See Honey Bear or Teddy Bear Heart Edition gilded.

DoDo Pacifier Sets with Bear: Larger DoDo constellation with souvenir pacifier plus cup plus baby spoon with bear motif. See Bear Boy Set or Bear Girl Set.

Personalization and Care

The backs of the fork and spoon handles are smoothly polished and easy to engrave — initials plus date of birth on each piece. The front features the bear plaque with enamel and gilding as well as the DoDo learning points; these areas remain untouched. With every order, we include a free SilberVerse card. Hand wash with warm water and mild dish soap, dry with a soft cloth. Do not put in the dishwasher — heat and harsh tabs can damage enamel, gilding, and learning points. Treat polished silver surfaces with a soft silver polishing cloth; avoid plaques and learning points.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the DoDo learning points on the handle?
Three colored enamel dots (green, yellow, blue) on the handle of the DoDo cutlery. They represent the first colors an infant learns to distinguish — and are part of the DoDo line's learning tool logic, along with the tactile bubble relief on the handle.

What is the difference between purple-gold and orange-gold?
Identical DoDo construction and identical learning points. The only difference is the enamel color of the bear plaque: purple-pink in this variant (girl-oriented) versus orange-gold (boy-oriented / gender-neutral).

From what age is the set suitable?
From about 12 months, when the child begins to eat independently. With a handle size of 125–129 mm, it is more compact than tableware cutlery — ideal for the complementary feeding and early toddler phase. Accompanies the child through kindergarten years.