Poor baby: No more $195 silver rattle from Tiffany

So much for the baby who had everything.

Tiffany and Co., the luxury New York jeweler, is recalling a $195 sterling-silver rattle.

The 2 ½-inch wide circular Paloma Rattle consists of nine linked sterling-silver balls. The seams could open and release small beads, which could pose a choking hazard, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said in a notice earlier this month. Once open, the seams' jagged edges could also pose a hazard. No injuries have been reported, the commission said.

The recalled rattles were made in Spain for Tiffany and were sold in March. Tiffany initiated the recall after routine product-safety testing by the commission prompted concerns, the agency said.

Consumers should take the rattles away from babies and return them to the store for a refund or credit.