Great little jewelry/glass bead maker that we found while exploring the smaller streets of Venice…read more As we walked in, we were greeted by a friendly lady who encouraged us to look around using hand gestures (she did not speak a lick of English). She also invited us into the room where they made the beads! Two men were lampworking and attempted to speak to me in Italian. I must have registered a look of bewilderment, because the older man immediately said, "Ah" and motioned me to come sit next to him. For the next few minutes, he demonstrated how he made glass beads using different colored glass rods and gold foil. Watching the process made me appreciate their artistry even more. These men work so carefully and in such HOT conditions! I would liken it to me trying to write a report in a Bikram-yoga atmosphere. Skills definitely needed! Bear purchased a bracelet for me and I love it. Still kicking myself for not purchasing this gorgeous red and gold bead necklace that I was admiring...oh well, next time! This is a bare-bones establishment that isn't much to look at, but once you see their creations, you will be a believer. There is none of those high pressure sales tactics that some glass factories employ (Murano, I'm looking at you). There is great pride in the work they do, these are the real artists of Venice.

I agree with the prior review. We went here in April 2016. Beautiful and unique merano glass. I…read morebought a variety of glass beads....all fabulous. We were not pressured into buying. I highly recommend Momylia's.

Beautiful selection of jewellery, head pieces, masks, purses/clutches, corsets, and even sculptural…read morepieces that can hold items. Everything is handmade, so definitely pricier, but if you find something you like, you must try it! He also made the jewellery for the set of Reign, which is pretty cool. I bought a necklace, clutch, and a ring. All so beautiful and unique.

LAGGIA in Venice is a tiny store next to Campo San Maurizio in the passageway when walking in the…read moredirection of San Marco square. It is easy to miss, but a highly recommended stop. Laggia is the store of Alfred Laggia the local Venetian designer who creates incredibly complex hand made intricate mesh jewellery pieces in his studio in Venice. He makes tiny delicate pieces as well as dramatic large pieces which were a favourite of Gianni Versace in his runway shows. Ask to see the amazing mesh head pieces. Sabrina Laggia (Alfredo's wife) works in the store and can also show you photographs of his larger scale works. Because it is such a tiny store it is easy to pass it by, assuming that it is part of all the usual tourist fare. I highly recommend that you go inside and look at the designs as they are quite incredible. I bought a neck piece and a cuff bracelet both of which are a bit grand for me, but so amazing that I'm sure I will wear them to a special event in the future. If the shop is closed go across the hall to the wine store which they also own and Sabrina will let you in.

They are liars and scammers. Don't make my mistake, don't fall for their emotional manipulations…read more Their site says, shipping is free for purchases over 500 euros. But they wanted to charge me 399 euros for shipping an item that cost 929 euros until l reminded them of their free shipping policy for items of 500 euros or more. Then they did me the "favor" of free shipping. They also state on their website that you can pay with credit card or Paypal. But they told me my only option for payment was a bank transfer. I can only assume that if I'd paid with PayPal they'd actually be accountable for their lies. Now I have no recourse and they are ignoring me. When asked about tariffs they said they "word" the invoice in such way that tariffs would be minimal. They also lied about that. I paid $248 in tariffs. Complete lack of transparency by design. During the sale process, they kept communications only through email, despite my request to talk to them. But they initially wanted to charge me 250 euros for an intro call and I refused. That was a red flag but then came all the manipulations. Once I got the coral earrings, the color was not the "deep red" they'd stated and the gold claps is so small that I can hardly grab it to use it. I don't know how such a "luxury" items can have so little god that's not fully functionals. All in all such a bad experience, waste of money and time. Bad energy altogether. They are total frauds. Apparently generations of fraudsters.

Best and friendly and reasonable price Go here to find…read morebeautiful jewelry! Very happy with my purchase!

Murano is a lovely, lovely place - but it can be difficult as a tourist to know where a 'good'…read moreplace to go to buy your glass souvenirs. Many of the shops don't sell glass actually made on Murano - but De Biasi do. A welcome relief after the shops full of the same old tat, this lovely light, airy shop has an array of beautiful things, and I of course wanted them all. Service was attentive but not obtrusive, and I was so pleased when I made my purchase as the care and attention of the wrapping of my earrings was so classy. It was a little more expensive than some of the other places, but still I managed to get a pair of earrings for €12, so I can't complain!

The greatest collection of unique hand crafted jewellery that I've ever come across. From elegant…read moresophisticated rings and necklaces to more avant-garde fare including paper necklaces, Issey Miyake bags and cutting edge hats. A must go to when in Venice.

I fell in love with this great jeweler while in Venice. They also have a location on Murano. I…read moreloved the pair of earrings I bought at the Murano location so much I sought out this location for another pair of earrings and a bracelet. I'm overjoyed with all the pieces and am looking for ways to incorporate them into all my outfits. They offer all handmade glass pieces that can either accent your look or be a statement piece. Customer service is excellent and friendly. It's a perfect place for shopping for an item for yourself or a friend.

I have been here twice now and I love all my purchases. The staff is so very helpful and…read moreinformative. I LOVE the jewelry and wish I could have all of it! Well worth the price!!

This store had beautiful gold jewelry with natural stones. They completed the paperwork for a…read moreVAT tax refund.

Whenever I travel, I like to bring home a special, unique piece of jewelry as my souvenir. While…read morevacationing in Florence, I had been looking everywhere for such an item, but wasn't having any luck. We took a day trip to Venice and I was drawn to this shop because of a beautiful pair of earrings they had on display in the window. I went in to take a look and was greeted by the owner, who was very kind and helpful and happy to show me a few pieces. By the time I left, I had purchased the earrings I spotted in the window, and two necklaces. We also left with a map of Venice and some helpful tips which we definitely appreciated. So happy I stumbled upon this shop.

Very good jewelry near Venice. Found a necklace for my fiancè and I couldn't be more pleased with…read moreit. Definitely a great bargain!

Beautiful jewelry made be an incredibly talented and kind artist. Don't miss this shop.read more

From the owner: produzione e vendita di gioielli contemporanei realizzati con materiali innovativi: resine estruse,…read moregomma, silicone, vetro, pietre semipreziose, perle naturali, tessuti, metalli vari (argento, acciaio, ottone, rame etc). Le mie creazioni dalle forme inconsuete si distinguono perché sono una rivisitazione del classico in contemporaneo, mai eccessive e portabilissime, si ispirano al mondo dell'arte e del design e gettano un occhio al mondo della moda. Le collane, gli orecchini, gli anelli e le spille realizzate in questo piccolo atelier, sono leggerissime, colorate, versatili ed assolutamente curate nel dettaglio.

Found this shop on a trip to Venice in 2016. Went back again this year. Small shop with fair prices…read morelocated right near the Rialto Bridge. Don't hesitate to stop by if you are in Venice.