I must have gone into every store in Murano. This cute little shop has some amazing glass. I…read moreespecially liked their house wares. You would think Murano glass wares would be a little cheaper in Murano, but they are not. Even so, I was able to find some very cute wine bottle tops with a stamp of authenticity at a very affordable price. The clerk was also proficient in English which is always a plus. Cute shop!

Love glass .. especially glass jewelry and free form glass bowls. lots of lovely things worth a…read morelook even if your just browsing.

Susanna does such beautiful work! I just love the bracelet that I purchased. Such an original…read moredesign. Did not see anything else like it in Murano for such a reasonable price too! It's stamped as well. She took the time to explain what is real Murano glass and how to tell the difference. I'm hoping to purchase more online if she has that option.

Do not go to this place!! I was about to buy a bracelet and I asked the lady who worked at the…read morestore how much a hat was and she told me the price. I told her I was interested in buying the hat and not once did she tell me she needed to take it down for me to buy it. I tried to take the hat down and for some reason a glass necklace and sunglasses were hanging on the hat so they both fell. A piece of the necklace broke and the lady yelled at me and demanded I bought the $30 necklace. Monica was awful! She not only was extremely rude to me but rude to other customers who were interested in buying things!! There are plenty of other stores to go to so do not go to this one.

I bought glasses from them and never received them. I tried to resolve it with DHL and them and…read moreboth refused to help me. Do not have them send anything to you later. I receive 2-3 shipments monthly from Europe and somehow the glasses were lost because my Social Security Number is blocked. I called Social Security and there is nothing going on with my number. So frustrating.

BEWARE: SCAM-LIKE EXPERIENCE -- Dishonest Practices, Delays, and Last-Minute Charges…read more We had an extremely disappointing and infuriating experience with both Vetreria Ducale and Estevan Rossetto. After visiting their store in Murano and spending thousands of dollars on artwork, we were promised fast delivery, full shipping coverage, and no additional fees. We paid in full and left with written and verbal confirmation that everything was settled -- no surprises. What followed was two months of delays, excuses, and zero communication unless we chased them. Then, out of nowhere, their shipping company contacted us to demand an extra 10% ($400+) in "U.S. tariffs" -- a cost they are now suddenly trying to push onto us despite it never being disclosed at purchase. Their response? Blame the U.S. government and refuse a refund, even though: We were explicitly told there would be no extra fees. We asked them not to ship unless the agreed-upon terms were honored -- they ignored us and sent the shipment anyway. Their pricing was already inflated compared to other Murano retailers, by hundreds of dollars per item. They refused to take accountability, even after we provided evidence from their team and website. Their customer service was dismissive and robotic, repeating the same copy-pasted excuses about tariffs being our problem. This was nothing but a bait-and-switch tactic to squeeze more money after already overcharging us. They're now holding the items hostage at customs unless we pay more, and claim their sales are "final" -- even when they violated our agreement. Avoid these companies at all cost. They are not transparent, do not honor their word, and use borderline scam tactics to extract more money post-sale. We are pursuing a chargeback with our credit card and will be reporting this case further.

After going to Murano Island I was obsessed with Murano glass jewelry. I went to a lot of places…read moreand mist things were either overpriced or Chinese imitation glass. I saw in a couple of places signs that read "No cheap Chinese glass here" I thought it was funny sarcasm, but once you go into a couple of cheaper shops, you get why. Emmabo is a tiny shop that sells mostly jewelry, but also some glassware. All authentic Murano made. The have such signs all over the store. They are reasonably priced. Now these stuff are not cheap, even though they are right next to Murano. I am sure the locals know where to go to get good prices, but for us tourist folk, this store is a good place to stop for authentic pieces at a good price. They have a "if you break it, you pay it policy" and the store is very small, so thread lightly. Overall great shop.