TeNo - discover your desire

YuKoN is our most versatile line. Variable until the smallest detail, as a bracelet or a necklace, in stainless steel, natural rubber or leather and with a great choice of elements in many different shapes and materials. Of course there are many of product photos of the piece of jewelry which display the variability and diversity. Such as these pictures:

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By now there are once again new elements for collectors. Just like the limited YuKoN Colours from our summer-offer. And we know that many bracelets and necklaces in the end do look totally different than our suggestions here. That’s why we had the idea to collect examples from YOUR YuKoN jewelry here. What does your bracelet look like? Or your necklace? Show it to us! :-)

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Cuff links YaMo de luxx with Top Wesselton-brilliants si, mother-of-pearl inlay and satinised stainless steel

Important for the quality of a diamond is – beside the size, the grinding and the purity -the color or let’s say: the quality of its white color, whereas with white actually transparent is meant. The Gemologican Institute of America (GIA) distinguishs the transparancy of diamonds with the help of a scale from D until Z. D is the highest degree, delicious silver.

The alphabetical classification is the old system of judging diamonds, probably each of you heard about it before. There the best quality is called River and describes diamond in delicious white, which don’t fluoresce in day light. This ability have for example the stones from deposits in rivers, that’s why they’re named that way. Second are the diamonds in fine silver which are branded as Top Wesselton. All diamonds that are used in TeNo jewelry belong to this category.  So let’s take a closer look right away:

Pendant square small de luxx with 16 Top Wesselton-brilliants si (total of 0,128 ct.)

Diamonds of the third degree (white) are called Wesselton. This term goes back to the Wessolton-Mines in South Africa. These again was named after J.J. Wessels Sen., the owner  of the Benaaudheidfontein-Farm, who discovered in 1890 diamonds on his property.

The jewels that have an already yellowish shimmer belong to the quality degree Top Crystal and stand for slightly tinted white. The two next categories are named Top Cape and Cape. They include tinted, slightly yellowish diamonds and they were found at the Cape of Good Hope (therefore cape). Right at the end of the scale the colors Light Yellow and Yellow are found and differ clearly from spotless white diamonds.

The diamonds of the lower quality degree must not be taken for Fancy Diamond. Those are colored represents which are due to their rarity in great demand. But more about this at a later point…