Fiammetta is a character from Giovanni Boccaccio's literary work, particularly known from his collection of stories called the Decameron. She is depicted as a beautiful and passionate young woman, often associated with themes of love and desire. Fiammetta's character embodies the complexities of romantic relationships in the context of 14th-century Italy. In addition to her role in the Decameron, Fiammetta is also featured in other works by Boccaccio, including the poem Filostrato. Her character has inspired various interpretations in literature and art, symbolizing the idealized love and emotional depth that were prevalent in the Renaissance period.