Gold
Keeper of the vial. Warm, tidy, and good with dates.
A tooth fairy kit for baby teeth
Turn the tooth gold. Keep the whole story.
The Gold Tooth Fairy Kit has a gold marker, tweezers, a corked glass vial for every baby tooth, a story booklet, and a pinch of gold dust.
$24.99. Adult use only. Not a toy. Ships from the U.S.Pre-order. Estimated to ship: early 2027. We will email you a firm date.
The ten-second moment
One stroke and a baby tooth looks like jewelry.
A tooth falls out. You hold it with the tweezers and draw the gold marker across it. It takes about as long as signing your name. Then it goes into the vial with the date on it, and the Gold Tooth Fairy leaves a little gold dust on the windowsill.
Illustration. Real photos coming soon.
What is in the kit
Everything for the night, in one small box.
- Gold metallic markerThis is how the tooth becomes gold.
- TweezersFor holding the tooth while you color it.
- Small corked glass vialBig enough to hold all of a child's baby teeth.
- Sticker sheetFor labeling the vial.
- Instruction cardSteps, plus safety notes and disclaimers.
- Little bookletThe story of the Gold Tooth Fairy.
- Packet of gold dustA little packet of gold dust.
Twenty baby teeth
One vial. Every tooth. Every date.
Most parents have one tooth in an envelope, two in a drawer, and one nobody can find. The vial keeps them together. Each tooth gets a sticker with the date, and by the time your kid is twelve you have a small glass record of the years when they were losing teeth.
of 20 teeth
Read: how to keep baby teeth as a keepsakeIllustration. Real photos coming soon.
Most parents have one tooth in an envelope, two in a drawer, and one nobody can find. The vial keeps them together. Each tooth gets a sticker with the date.
Meet the cousins
The Gold Tooth Fairy has two cousins.
Silver visits at night and takes care of first teeth. Copper is the youngest, always a little late, and loves a tooth with a story. In the Gift Set, each cousin comes with her own metallic marker.
Silver
The night cousin. Soft-spoken, kind to first teeth.
Copper
The adventure cousin. Collects the teeth that came out in an apple.
How it works
Six steps, about five minutes.
Clean the tooth
Rinse the tooth under running water and pat it dry with a clean paper towel. Let it air dry until no moisture is visible.
Hold it with the tweezers
Grip the tooth by the root end so the crown is free to color. Hold it over the paper towel.
Color it gold
Use the gold marker in slow, even strokes. Turn the tooth with the tweezers and cover every side you can reach.
Let it dry
Leave the tooth on the paper towel until it is dry to the touch. Do not handle it while the color is wet. If a spot looks thin, add a second coat after the first is dry.
Put it in the vial and label it
Place the dry tooth in the glass vial and press in the cork. Write your child's name and the date on a sticker and put it on the vial.
Leave the gold dust trail
Sprinkle a small pinch of gold dust on a windowsill or a tray, away from the bed. Close the packet and keep it out of reach. Wipe up the dust in the morning.
For grandparents and gift-givers
A gift for the grandkid who is about to lose a tooth.
Order it now and it is waiting in the drawer when the first tooth wobbles. The Gift Set has all three metallic markers, so it keeps going through the whole run of lost teeth.
FAQ
Questions parents ask before the first tooth.
What is in the Gold Tooth Fairy Kit?
The kit has a gold metallic marker, tweezers, a small corked glass vial, a sticker sheet for labeling the vial, an instruction card with safety information, a story booklet, and a packet of gold dust. It contains nothing else.
How long does it take?
About five minutes of work, plus a few minutes for the color to dry before the tooth goes in the vial.
What does the booklet say?
The booklet is an original short story about why the Gold Tooth Fairy turns teeth gold instead of taking them, and about her cousins Silver and Copper. It takes a few minutes to read aloud.
Is it safe for kids?
Children can watch from a safe distance, and an adult does the gilding. The kit has small parts, glass, a marker and a dust packet, so we do not describe it as a toy or as safe for unsupervised use. Read the instruction card before you start.
Where do I put the gold dust?
On a windowsill, a tray or a plate. Do not sprinkle it on a bed or bedding, and keep it away from eyes and young children.
When will my order arrive?
In-stock orders ship within 3 business days. Delivery usually takes 2 to 5 business days after it ships. Pre-order items ship by the date shown on the product page.
Tooth Fairy Ideas
Tooth fairy ideas, answered plainly.
What Does the Tooth Fairy Do With the Teeth?
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First Lost Tooth Ideas: 15 Ways to Mark the Night
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How to Keep Baby Teeth as a Keepsake: A Practical Guide
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Safety. Not a toy. An adult does the marker step. Small parts and glass: keep away from children under 3. Gold dust and marker are not edible. Read the instruction card before use. Safety information
One email a month, for the parents of kids who are losing teeth.
Letter ideas, a printable tooth chart, and a note when a new tooth fairy idea is worth your time.