TeNo - discover your desire

We just have to answer a question which has been asked on the occasion of our campaign of asking us things you would like to know about TeNo. Tanja wrote:

“I would like to know if we can compile the pendants of the bracelets ourselvers?”

Our One-Minute-Show gives you an insight into the variety of combinations of our collection.

Those who like to prepare for their next visit at a TeNo jeweller nearby may also use our YuKoN Creator to try different combinations of elements.

Which jewel is the favourite of our clients? This was question number 2 at the TeNo topical request programme. :)

And the answer? Well, it is more than clear and is more a shrug or an “it depends”. It depends on what you are asking for because it is constantly changing. But in such a manner that it is impossible to extrapolate it to one favourite. Predominantly, it is not always easily comparable.

A long time, ShiKou was among our bestsellers.

Then it was superseded by our YuKoN collection. (more …)

Today, we would like to present you our new TeNo endless. Our long necklace made of stainless steel and India rubber now is available with a big and perfectly circular disc of mother-of-pearl. This is what the necklace with the natural-coloured disc looks like from the front:

From the back, the natural product shimmers a bit darker: (more …)

Photo © Messe München GmbH

TeNo endless – it did not only decorate one of the banners at our both at the Inhorgenta.

It has also been the cynosure of all eyes, especially live. Everybody who took it in his or her hands was fascinated of its charm which flattered the hand. Whether it was classical with rings made from stainless steel or India rubber or with rings coated with gold, with navette-shaped elements, with or without small balls – TeNo endless has been one of the stars of the Inhorgenta 2011. Even the stars liked it.

Photo © Messe München GmbH

Sabine Schmitz also known as Saba sent us a picture of her YuKoN jewelry as well. You can even recognize more TeNo jewelry on her picture and you can see that all TeNo objects fit together really great.

Sabine Schmitz wears a single element from our Black & White serial on a natural rubber necklace. You can see – even a single element alone looks great! On the natural rubbber bracelet you can see two bullets and two doughnuts seperated by two stop bars. Sabine Schmitz could expand her jewelry with two stainless steel lenses and beside the picture she also sent us her personal TeNo story: (more …)

I’m excited that we’re receiving more and more pictures of individual YuKoN bracelets and necklaces. Today I show you the jewelry of Graziana.

YuKoN loop

Here you can see her YuKoN loop winding bracelet in a steel version. It has two bullets and two doughnuts made of stainless steel and a YuKoN charm pendant on it. Liveliness is added with a purple YuKoN colors element and especially with the pearl pendant, a freshwater pearl, which Graziana put on her bracelet. This is no YuKoN element but a great example for many combinations that can be made within the TeNo collection. I think it’s really nice that she chose transparant bar stoppers because black ones would disturb.

YuKoN V-necklace

Two polished doughnuts, two matt lenses and a polished bullet are put on the YuKoN natural rubber V-necklace. The white YuKoN colors element adds athletic classiness to the necklace. Thank you Graziana, for sharing your jewelry with us! (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 …)

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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Jennifer Hunn and Laura Zaiss were in charge of the service during this trade fair, meaning they were looking for the well-being of our visitors. On saturday, TeNo’s birtday-party-day (from 4.30 pm was a little cocktailparty at the TeNo-booth), they dressed up specially and came in the classic “little black”. And because they looked so pretty and beautiful, we want to show them to you two times. We’re in the TeNo blog, so we won’t have to tell you what the necklace Jenny is wearing is called, or? ;-)

Those of you who follow this blog on a  regular basis might have read the care tips about pearls. There we told you about how to take care of your pearl necklace. For example that you should avoid hairspray or any cosmetic products. But also another problem occurs when wearing the necklace very often. The pearls come in contact with the skin and this way absorb acid gradually. To keep the pearls from getting a mat look you can wipe them with a cloth after wearing them. this will not prevent the process completely but it will slow it down significantly. So if you have pearl jewelry or are planning on buying it, take good care of it. And if you’ve any more questions – ask your jeweller. He is an expert and he’ll give advice what to do. :-)