TeNo - discover your desire

Dear TeNo family all over the world,

as I did last year, I’ll show you all the photos I shot during the fair. Also those, which I didn’t publish on the blog. I uploaded them all to my flickr-account. For all who are interested in – here is the dia-show from the last day to the first:

inhorgenta 2008 – impressions of the TeNo Family

It was a great pleasure to meet you all and I’m looking forward to see you again. And until then – perhaps here or here or here or here in the blogs?

Greetings to you all – wherever you are.

Some readers of the TeNo Blog for Germany asked us to show more pictures from TeNo inside. Here you go:  But what exactly is it ? Everybody who knows can write here over this link to contact us. The first 3 people with the right answer or explanation get a real TeNo surprise. So better think twice :)

A picture says more than a thousand words, or so the saying goes. Sometimes you can be very happy that pictures exist at all. Especially as it’s fun to look at the pictures in these articles. Even if I don’t understand a single word, the pictures tell a very clear story about the content and show me that we are on the right path in the Czech Republic. ;))

Gleason from Malta just sent today 2 radio spots they are running the next 14 days before Valentines.

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Hope you like it :-)

Luxury is supposed to make people happy and good marketing is immediately registered by the brain. At least according to a study on brain research carried out at the University of Stanford. The researchers discovered that high prices have a positive effect on the part of the brain responsible for well-being.

The brain regions, which are responsible for subjective well-being, become active in people who, when testing a product, expect the highest quality. This is what American scientists have found out when carrying out brain scans on volunteers who, allegedly, were given an extremely expensive red wine.

We’d like to know what you think of this. For if this happens just by drinking red wine, it could also happen with the wonderful TeNo jewellery.
:)

Found by Frank Obels through wissenschaft.de

Just a little note about the flags at the top right below our logo. If you have already clicked on them, then you already know that these are not icons that you can click on to read the same TeNo blog in different languages.

These icons take you directly to our blogs in different languages. After having blogged for a while, we decided that for an international watch and jewelry brand name like TeNo, it was time that all our international friends and fans abroad were able to blog with and about TeNo. We thought about it for a long time how we could set up a multilingual TeNo blog. The possible alternatives were all manageable, but in the end we found the best possible solution. (more …)

I am Gleason Bezzinas and I am taking care of TeNo in Malta.

Malta is a very small country and competition is high and fierce. We are very excitied to be presenting TeNo in Malta and our goal at the moment is to make TeNo ” THE BRAND”.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank Jürgen for giving us this great opportunity and that he has a strong faith in our country. THANKS Jürgen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! btw it was a great plessure meeting you in Germany and hope that it wont be to long in meeting you once again in person.You have made a dream come true and for that i thank you very much! (more …)

At the request of several customers, we have now extended the product range of the TeNo collectors’ YuKon jewellery collection. Originally we wanted to wait until spring 2008 to present the new stainless steel elements. However, our customers’ wishes became too strong to ignore. :-) At the moment there are nine colours plus a white and black element. The constellation shown in the photo is not my personal recommendation for how to wear it but is merely intended to show the current choice of colours. Personally, I like it best when the coloured parts are used to give a colour accent between other elements or are even worn singly on the bracelet or necklace.

Over and over again we receive inquiries whether our design jewelry is suitable also for people with allergy. Therefore, I would like to publish here an article which has appeared already a few years ago in one of our newsletters. Maybe there are also allergy sufferers among the readers who can report about their experiences with jewelry also ? Our design jewels manufactured in germany of the base metal stainless steel are also safe for persons with allergies. We are using two certified non-allergenic stainless steel alloys: stainless surgical steel (316L) and the stainless steel alloy 4305. They make TeNo jewelry safe even for those who suffer from a nickel allergy. As the name suggests, surgical steel is used in surgery and for surgical implants – among a number of other applications. People who had a complicated fracture may well have a plate or nail made of this highly biocompatible alloy in their bodies. Electrodes for pacemakers are also made of stainless steel. The alloy 316L does not give off nickel salt, and does therefore not cause what’s known as “nickel contact dermatitis”. Research at independent laboratories has shown that 316L emits less than 0.01 ug/cm2/week of nickel. And the numbers are even lower for the 4305 alloy. Legal regulations are very clear about the permissible nickel content in jewelry. Nickel allergies should be avoided before they can even manifest themselves, and those who have allergies need to be protected. Both alloys used by TeNo conform completely to the strict guidelines laid down in the European Union’s nickel regulations. With TeNo jewelry, wheter rings, armbands, bangles, pendants or watches, people with nickel allegy are always on the safe side.