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Take one businesstimer DaTos from TeNo.

Add a discreet necklace made from India rubber with a simple pendant with three squares from TeNo basix. The pendant is made from satinised stainless steel with high quality inlays of black high-tech ceramic.

And complete the smart look with a stylish ShiKou bracelet with an unmistakeable appearance: elements from stainless steel finished with quality and black India rubber follow one another.

The result looks presentable! :) (more …)

Vastness, relaxation and harmony.
The color of faithfulness and of intuition.
BLUE is the favorite color of both women and men.

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!

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

Of course part of our anniversary year: ShiKou, one of our classics. ShiKou fascinates the TeNo fans already since 2005. Satinised stainless steel, tough natural rubber and depending on the design also with sparkling brilliants in black and white. A special clasp and the steel wires in the inside of the bracelet ensure an extreme resilience. ShiKou can take a lot. During our anniversary year you get 10 percent off of the double-rowed ShiKou bracelet (on the left).

Naturall rubber, stainless steel and 0,432 ct. diamonds in TW/si. That’s ShiKou de luxe and with 10 percent off you definitely save a lot.

You’ll get 10 percent off of this design from our ShiKou-line as well – with black and white diamonds, black 0,08 ct. and white 0,04 ct. TW/si.

It’s really exciting that more and more people are sending us pictures of their own personal YuKoN jewelry. Today we can show you a really great picture – the YuKoN steel bracelet from our TeNo staff member Sabine Taxis.

Polished stainless steel bullets with two YuKoN coins and a cylinder with three lines ceramic inlays. The bracelet gets its special kick due to the two thick red stop bars. I think it looks really great! (more …)

Annelie Heinz took a picture of her YuKoN bracelet as well so that our YuKoN gallery continues growing.

YuKoN stainless steel bracelet from Annelie Heinz

Annelie’s bracelet starts to get full, so now slowly the time for a winding bracelet YuKoN loop is coming. She needs more space. :-) The color black dominates here bracelet but the two elements from the Black & White serial, a YuKoN wave and a doughnut in yellowgold compose highlights. Here and there you can also see a stainless steel lense. I really like it and I could imagine it really well with a bright red outfit. Thank you, Annelie, for participating! (more …)

Petra, the owner of our TeNo store in the Ernst-August-Gallery in Hannover did send us her favorite YuKoN combination. And this is what her natural rubber bracelet looks like:

YuKoN bracelet from Petra

Right in the middle a YuKoN wave with 750/- yellowgold and brillants. In addition two Black & White elements, two lenses, a bullet, a doughnut and two YuKoN coins, one with the TeNo logo and the other one with Carpe Diem. The elements are hold or rather seperated by each time two stop bars. Great combination, great picture and great jewelry! :-) Thank you Petra and greetings to the TeNo store Hannover. (more …)

A friend of our TeNo agent Burkhard Ludäscher in Switzerland wears YuKoN as well and obviously she reads our TeNo blog. She sent us a picture for our YuKoN gallery. We were really excited about that, so thank you very much, Michaela.

And this is what her YuKoN bracelet looks like:

YuKoN steel bracelet from Michaela

A YuKoN steel bracelet with three stainless steel doughnuts, an element with white mother of pearl and two elements from our serial YuKoN colors in pink. In addition a charm pendant from our Black & White serial and one of our still quite new YuKoN stainless steel charms with mother of pearl. An athletic and feminine combination. I really like it. How about you? (more …)

Today we can show you some more beautiful YuKoN creations due to your participation and we can add some more great pieces of jewelry to our gallery.

TeNo fan Sandra Kötter, blog readers probably know her as “Sonnenschein”, proved with her pictures that she already has an impressive number of YuKoN elements and that she’s not collecting them just since yesterday. :-) That’s probably why she sent us many pictures right away. We are really excited about that because with this posting alone you can see right away how versatile YuKoN is. Sandra, thank you so much for sharing your pictures with us! She named each picture by herself and the title she chose you can see on the bottom of the picture. So here are Sandras creations:

All or nothing (more …)