Gift Set Prince 925 Silver 3-pc — Mug, Spoon & Plate

The Prince 925 Silver Gift Set 3-pc — Cup, Spoon & Plate is the masculine coat-of-arms version of the same table setting as its Princess counterpart: a children's cup (150 ml) and a children's spoon feature a classic heraldic coat of arms with blue enamel shield and gilded crown, while the round-handled plate remains purely polished without a motif. Manufactured by ArgentA, "Royal Childhood" line, delivered in the original orange-gold gift box.

Blue (heraldically azure) in European heraldry is the color of loyalty, constancy, and quiet strength — the masculine sibling to the red Princess version. For godfathers and grandparents who want a baptism gift with clear boy coding for a son, without falling into blue plush clichés.

Blue in European Heraldry

Unlike the active red of the Princess variant, azure stands for a quieter, more enduring message: loyalty, constancy, clear strength. In the tradition of Russian goldsmiths, blue was used for boys' court table pieces because it gains depth under light without becoming garish. For a baptism gift, this translates to: You are protected, you belong, your status is secure. The golden crown above elevates the coat of arms to a symbol of court status — playful in scale, dignified in symbolism.

Related Configurations

Prince 2-pc without plate: More compact variant with cup + spoon — see Prince Cup & Spoon 2-pc.

Prince 3-pc with fork: Cup + spoon + children's fork instead of plate — complete eating utensil set with the same coat of arms motif. See Prince 3-pc Fork Variant.

Princess Pendant in Red: Girl's variant with red shield enamel — see Princess 3-pc with Plate.

Sister 3-pc sets with plate: Same cup + spoon + plate design, different motifs — Heart Enamel Red and Stars Gold Neutral.

Personalization and Care

Three places can be engraved: the back of the cup (opposite the coat of arms) for the main engraving with name and date, the back of the spoon handle for a second engraving, and the bottom of the plate for a longer dedication. A family initial can be engraved in the escutcheon of the cup upon request — for example, "M" for Maximilian or "A" for Alexander. With every order, we include a free SilberVerse card.

Care by hand with warm water and mild dish soap. Do not put in the dishwasher — heat and harsh tabs damage blue enamel and gilding. For polished silver surfaces, a silver polishing cloth is sufficient; avoid the coat of arms and crown. The plate without a motif can be polished completely.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this variant differ from the fork 3-pc set?
Configuration difference: Here it's cup + spoon + plate, there it's cup + spoon + fork. Those who prefer a serving piece choose the plate; those who complete the eating utensils choose the fork variant.

What does the blue enamel in the coat of arms signify?
In European heraldry, blue (azure) stands for loyalty, constancy, and quiet strength. For a baptism gesture to a godson, the symbolism matches the message of a protective, lasting gift.

From what age is the set meaningfully usable?
Cup from about 12 months as a drinking vessel with supervision, spoon from the start of complementary feeding (6 months), plate as a keepsake or serving dish from birth.