With the Italian Grand Prix right at the corner, F1 fans can find themselves surrounded by stuff dedicated to the passion of the sport they love so much. And since Monza, the place where the race is going to be held, is the home of Ferrari circuit, so you can well expect a dose of all the good things related to the brand. And we don’t just mean powerful engines and speed alone.

Since this a place dedicated to luxury alone, let us tell you about a glam item related to F1 that caught our fancy. Circuit Jewelry has designed two smart and chic pieces of jewelry that will be an instant hit with Formula 1 lovers. And the best part is that they aren’t in-your-face stuff but have that X factor making them attractive to guys too.

One of them is in shaped like a key ring with a fermasoldi money clip  made from gold and decorated with diamonds and ruby. This one is targeted at mean who like to show off their passion F1 the glam way. Also, there is a braceket which is designed in a pole position and is completely covered with black and white diamonds. We have little idea about the price range but let’s take a hint from the fact that F1 isn’t a passion that doesn’t come cheap!

Via myluxury

“The pen is mightier than the sword” wrote Edward Bulwer-Lytton. Little did he know that in future it will be ‘costlier’ also than most things! While it might disappoint our friends who have leftist inclination, the fact is, that pen, once considered a weapon of the intellectuals, has now become a status symbol. Well I am not going to crib or cry about that. If we can spend millions on our silly whims and fantasies, splurging on the good ol’ pen does make sense to me. ( to be taken with a pinch of salt!)

The new Maserati sterling silver pen is designed by none other than Armando Simoni, the true blue native of Italy. Only thing is, he makes a rinascimento in luxury goods! A total of 1,914 pens is all that the company is launching, in memory of the year when the company was established (1,914) as a status symbol.

The pens are available in roller and fountain both. The roller ball costs $2500 and the fountain one is appropriately priced at $2750.

Via Luxist