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Stephen from Australia is really busy. I asked for a photo – and yepp – here it is.

Stephen explains the photo with his mail. He wrote:

In answer to Jürgen’s request here is a picture of the Australian R J Scanlan TeNo team. Sam on the right hand side is responsible for the ordering of TeNo and deals with many of the Australian Jewellers who sell TeNo. As Jürgen has said, we had many jewellers who were very impressed with TeNo, particularly the YuKoN range.

We had made up one YuKoN Stainless Steel Necklace for the display using one 18K polished donut on either side of a steel and 18K wave element set with diamonds and this piece looked great and was purchased by lots of our customers.

Best Regards

Stephen

Thanks a lot Stephen! We’re looking forward to hear all news from abroad. We’d love to take part a bit.

In 2005 the Australian Rob Scanlan started with the distribution of our designer jewelry in New Zealand and Australia. The start wasn’t easy, but Rob and his team believed in the success of our modern jewlelry especially due to the high quality and the reputation of “Made in Germany” on their continent. This year the exhibition was really successful for TeNo. A lot of new customers living in the higher classes ordered TeNo products. General Manager Stephan Brown sent me some pictures of TeNos presentation on the exhibition. TeNo was integrated in the brand new exhibition booth of Rob Scanlan&Co Pty Ltd. .

By the way, Rob Scanlan visited us with his General Manager Stephen Brown in Germany and Stephan then expressed his impressions in a great article which we published on teno-blog.com. We are really excited that TeNo is now also becoming more and more successful in New Zealand and Australia. I hope we’ll get some pictures of the next exhibition showing the whole team of Rob Scanlan. :-)

A few months ago Rob Scanlan owner of R J Scanlan & Co Pty Ltd together with his General Manager  Stephen Brown visited us in Germany to discuss the forthecoming plans for the TeNo distribution in Australia. Stephen sent us a short report about his factory visit and his impressions. That’s what he wrote: (more…)