Since the end of the '80s, brothers Stefano and Daniele Attombri have been reinterpreting the history, techniques, and potential of glass in a contemporary key, moving between fashion and applied arts. Among lamps, objects of decoration and use, but above all extraordinary jewelry such as earrings, bracelets, and necklaces, they hand down and reinterpret in their workshop the all-Venetian tradition of the "perlere" and the "impiraresse" (makers and stringers of pearls). Attombri's creations of strictly unique pieces exalt the characteristics of materials such as copper, silver, anti-allergic alloy metal wire, with the splendid pearl-conterie of the '30s and new pearls in Murano glass paste, expanding the potential of ancient knowledge, specifically of Venetian pearls, with new, contemporary techniques and materials. Merging Venetian, ethnic, and liberty ancestry, they often put their name alongside famous names in fashion and design by participating in prestigious international events, fairs, award ceremonies, exhibitions, and other shows.