TeNo - discover your desire

We have often said that TeNo jewellery is also made for sports and for being worn during leisure time activities. Due to a cable made of steel which we use for our bracelets and necklaces, our jewellery is flexible and robust. Because of the TeNo SafeLock system, it won’t be easy to lose a bracelet from TeNo. Dirk van der Klok could convince himself of this.

On the photo you see him wearing a watch with the TeNo design: the DyRoN Sport, and a DyKoN bracelet. Both are made for athletic men.

Dirk can der Klok is a personal trainer in Germany. We are glad that he goes for the TeNo design and we are keen to see if we will get more pictures of TeNo being used in sports.

A famous fotografer knows a lot about style and what’s looking good. :)

So, this is one of the huge posters outside the PETER LIK Art Galleries. The model is Peter Lik himself. He is wearing a TeNo YuKon necklace that he bought at the TeNo Store in Mandalay Bay. Looks good, no? :-)

TeNo Store New York just sent us an email with an attached foto:

This is so sweet our customer gave his partner a TeNo Ring for Valentines

Oh my god! Look at these TeNo bracelets. And then I read the older postings in that blog and I was really horrified.

Ben, Christy – we are so so so happy that this shocking story had an happy end!

Congratulations to you both!

In the past our jewelry partner in Freiburg did send us pictures from time to time which we could show here. Those times are over since they are having their own Blog. ;-) But well, we just helped ourself. Because we really like this classy, minimalist decoration.

A report about the making of and more pictures of the TeNo displays and the TeNo corners in autumnal decoration can be found here on the Solitaire-Blog.

Yvette, our representative in the Netherlands did send us an E-Mail with three really beautiful pictures from the TeNo clients Leon and Renske who tied the knot with TeNo rings. Yvette wrote:

When I was visiting shop Geurts in Someren this couple walked in the shop for weddingrings. On the pictures you see the ones they choice. Leon en Renske are very pleased with their TeNo rings.

They decided on a really nice and also extraordinary ring-pairing. Because the groom wears a ring from our TaMor partner ring collection, matt with a polished rectangle in the middle and the bride wears a ring from our SuMa de luxx collection with 14 brilliants TW/si in a pavéeframe. You can see – even when you think about wedding rings a great individualization is imaginable. Every ring can become a partner ring. It always depends on what the two people wearing the rings connect with them.

Well, often bridal couples like to create a connecting element in their outfits. Often the color of the tie or the bow tie matches the brides dress. Our dutch bridal couple had a really creative idea we really liked. Have a look:

Matching the wedding ring of his wife Renske Leon wears a SuMa de luxx earring as tie jewelry. Wow, this idea is really brilliant! And just like the happy couple on the picture we also say: Bedankt! / Thank you! For the great pictures and the creative style of wearing and combining our jewelry.

We from TeNo like to congratulate the just recently married couple and wish all the best for a happy, shared future and of course lifelong pleasure with their TeNo jewelry.

Also Antje von Famlog who is one of our constant blog readers for many years now participated in our serial and sent us a picture of her YuKoN jewelry. She also wrote in her german blog about our campaign and presented her TeNo jewelry there. There is once a natural rubber YuKoN bracelet with stainless steel elements and her zodiac sign as YuKoN-element:

YuKoN bracelet from Antje

Piece of jewelry number 2 is a YuKoN V-necklace with black and silver bullets and lenses made of stainless steel.

YuKoN V-necklace from Antje

Thank you Antje for participating and for your great posting on your blog! :-) (more …)

Today again we have a transmittal for our YuKoN-serial. Stephanie Strüve, who works for the TeNo store Hannover, did send us a picture and that of a whole TeNo jewelry set. It exists of a DyKoN leather necklace, a natural rubber necklace with Carpe Diem Coins and a natural rubber bracelet with two lenses, a doughnut, a matt bullet as well as two summer waves.

TeNo jewelry set

You can see really well that you can combine a lot and that of course you can wear a single YuKoN element on a necklace. Thank you so much for participating, Stephanie!

And again our request to send us pictures of your YuKoN jewelry! E-mail: presse@teno.de

And here our YuKoN gallery with many great pictures:

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Our previous postings about YuKoN creations:

• Bracelet from Burkhard Ludäscher
• Necklace from Kerstin von der Weppen
• Bracelets and necklaces from Sandra Kötter alias Sonnenschein
• Necklaces and bracelets created by Nikoline in the TeNo store Vienna
• Necklace from Monika Lechler
• Bracelet from Michaela
• YuKoN bracelet from Petra, owner from the TeNo store Hannover
• YuKoN bracelet from Annelie Heinz
• Bracelet and necklace from Graziana
• Steel bracelet from Simone Taxis
• Steel bracelet from Martina Engelberg
• Steel bracelet from Laura Zaiss
• Steel bracelt from Jennifer Hunn
• YuKoN bracelet from Miriam Lange
• YuKoN jewelry from Saba
• The Carma bear and his necklace
• Bracelet from Jana Burgk from our TeNo store Hannover

Miriam Lange, host of the RTL II News and the shows “Punkt 6″ and “Punkt 9″ on RTL (some german TV shows), likes it colorful.

She wears a black natural rubber YuKoN loop with red elements and red and white coins. Furthermore she put some stainless steel pure elemnts on her bracelet. On her left wrist she wears a YuKoN steel bracelet and collected some colorful elements for it.

And again our request to send us pictures of your YuKoN jewelry! E-mail: presse@teno.de (more …)

This is the really nice YuKoN steel bracelet from Jennifer Hunn. Its highlight is the pink wave element in the middle and also the transparent stop bars create a summerlike look. Thanks, Jenny, for taking this picture of your bracelet and for sharing it with us! (more …)