Product fourteen — and this is the newborn baby boy 3-coin set (3 × 1g = 3g), which is the proper matched twin to the girl set we just did. Good — now your baby range makes more sense: a single boy coin (₹500 entry), and matching 3-coin boy and girl sets at 3g. This description opens strong: "Every gift given at a birth has good intentions… but by the time the child is old enough to know what a gift is — most of what was given at his birth is gone. This isn't." That's your "kept, not forgotten" idea told freshly. We keep it. (Screenshot cuts off at "blue star-bordered box that…" so I've completed the back half in your voice.)

Category's correct, and the blue "It's a Boy" box matches the girl set's style nicely — they'll look like a proper pair in your shop.

TITLE

Current: "Pure Silver Gift for Newborn Baby Boy 3gm(1*3) 999 Pure Silver with Certificate." Same fixes, and mirror the girl set's naming exactly so the pair is consistent.

Options:

1. Newborn Baby Boy Silver Coin Set — 3 Coins (3 × 1g 999) (mirrors the girl set precisely)
2. It's a Boy Gift Set — Newborn Silver Coins (3 × 1g 999) (ties to your single boy coin's name)
3. Baby Boy Welcome Gift — 3 Silver Coins (3g, 999) (welcome-moment led)

My pick: #1 — "Newborn Baby Boy Silver Coin Set — 3 Coins (3 × 1g 999)." It's the exact mirror of "Newborn Baby Girl Silver Coin Set — 3 Coins," so the two sit as a clean matched pair for both search and browsing. One caution: you also have the single "It's a Boy Gift Set" (1 coin, ₹500), so keep this one clearly named as the 3-coin set so they don't blur together.

TAGLINE (first line of description):
The gift from his first day that's still around for his eighteenth.

SPEC STRIP (second line):
3 × 1g coins · 3g total · 999 pure silver · "It's a Boy" gift box · Certificate · [price]

DESCRIPTION — tightened (your opening kept, back half completed):

The gift from his first day that's still around for his eighteenth.
3 × 1g coins · 3g total · 999 pure silver · "It's a Boy" gift box · Certificate · [price]

Every gift given at a birth has good intentions. The soft toys are adorable. The clothes are sweet. The mithai is generous. But by the time the child is old enough to know what a gift even is — most of what was given at his birth is long gone.

This isn't.

A set of three coins in 999 pure silver, each with a baby boy in soft colour print, in a blue star-bordered keepsake box made for his very first days. It's the gift for the naamkaran, the cradle ceremony, the first family visits — and it doesn't get used up, outgrown, or forgotten. Three coins, so the blessing can be shared: kept together for him, or one from each side of the family to mark the day he arrived.

Real silver, tucked safely away — and one day, years from now, brought out with the words "this was given the day you came home."

Why parents keep it: genuine 999 silver, certified · a set of three, made to share or keep · a keepsake box worthy of his welcome · still precious eighteen years later.

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