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I'm in love with this glorious name, which means "little flame" in Italian and abounds in historical and cultural richness (it was the pseudonym of Boccaccio's muse). In addition to evoking a brilliant, strong-willed, ravishing woman, it sounds smashing with my Italian surname. What are your thoughts?

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Which of these combinations appeal to you? Fiammetta's rather feisty, so I've had some difficulty working her into combinations with other names.

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Fiammetta Agnes
Fiammetta Alice
Fiammetta Antonia
Fiammetta Beatrice
Fiammetta Beatrix
Fiammetta Caroline
Fiammetta Catherine
Fiammetta Cecilia
Fiammetta Clara
Fiammetta Clare
Fiammetta Clarice
Fiammetta Clothilde
Fiammetta Constance
Fiammetta Constanze
Fiammetta Cordelia
Fiammetta Cornelia
Fiammetta Diana
Fiammetta Dorothy
Fiammetta Eleanor
Fiammetta Enid
Fiammetta Eugenia
Fiammetta Eugenie
Fiammetta Eulalia
Fiammetta Eulalie
Fiammetta Eustacia
Fiammetta Evelyn
Fiammetta Florence
Fiammetta Frances
Fiammetta Frederica
Fiammetta Georgina
Fiammetta Gertrude
Fiammetta Giovanna
Fiammetta Giulia
Fiammetta Gloria
Fiammetta Harriet
Fiammetta Hazel
Fiammetta Helen
Fiammetta Iris
Fiammetta Isolde
Fiammetta Joan
Fiammetta Josefa / Josepha
Fiammetta Josephine
Fiammetta Judith
Fiammetta Julia
Fiammetta Laelia
Fiammetta Laetitia
Fiammetta Leontine
Fiammetta Letitia / Letizia
Fiammetta Lillian
Fiammetta Louisa
Fiammetta Lucile / Lucille
Fiammetta Lucrece
Fiammetta Lucretia / Lucrezia
Fiammetta Margaret
Fiammetta Margery
Fiammetta Margot
Fiammetta Maria
Fiammetta Marian / Marion
Fiammetta Marjorie
Fiammetta Martine
Fiammetta Mary
Fiammetta Marzia
Fiammetta Mathilda / Matilda
Fiammetta Mathilde
Fiammetta Mildred
Fiammetta Millicent
Fiammetta Minerva
Fiammetta Miriam
Fiammetta Muriel
Fiammetta Octavia
Fiammetta Patricia / Patrizia
Fiammetta Pearl
Fiammetta Rosalind
Fiammetta Ruth
Fiammetta Susanna
Fiammetta Sybille
Fiammetta Teresa / Theresa
Fiammetta Victoria / Vittoria
Fiammetta Virginia
Fiammetta Vivian / Vivien
Fiammetta Winifred