If you have a husband who is passionate about car racing, Formula 1 and challenges on tracks all over the world, here is the goldsmith for you: Gianfranco Quartaroli, from Valenza, who created the idea for Circuiti Gioielli (www.circuitigioielli.com). a series of pendants intended for athletes who follow the exploits of Fernando Alonso or Sbastian Vettel. But also the 222 tables of the six-time motocross world champion Tony Cairoli in three versions: gold, red and orange. The red plate, for those who don’t know, is the one that is given to the leader of the motocross world championship at the end of each Grand Prix. The gold table is awarded to the winner of the motocross world championship. And the orange one is that of all KTM enthusiasts and Tony Cairoli. But, as we said, it is the world of Formula 1 engines that fascinates Quartaroli. That he turned the racing circuits into pendants. For example the one in Abu Dhabi. The novelty is the pendant dedicated to the Italian Grand Prix of Monza 2013. The Monza circuit is represented in a 925 silver pendant with nuggets on the sides and hand-setting at the starting point of the path of three zircons of the colors of the Italian flag: green, white and red. And the color chosen for the waxed cotton cord is red in homage to the Ferrari insignia.
