Ambra Barretta studied at the Venice Art Institute but can be considered a 'daughter of art'. Her mother was the first woman in Venice to open a goldsmith's workshop, while her grandmother was an 'impiraressa'. And it was from grandmother Silvia that the artisan inherited the Venetian murrine and conterie with which she now creates her necklaces, bracelets and rings, to which she combines a variety of materials such as semi-precious stones (agate, aventurine, aquamarine, onyx) but also resins and yarns. Ambra Barretta also creates favours for baptisms, communions, confirmations, weddings and graduations.