Lorenzo

Lorenzo is a time-honored Italian name that dates back to Roman times, as it originally referred to someone from Laurentum, a city near Rome. It gained widespread popularity during the Renaissance, thanks in part to the famed patron of the arts, Lorenzo de' Medici, often called 'Lorenzo the Magnificent'. Today, Lorenzo remains a beloved choice, particularly in Italy, and it exudes a classic charm. Nicknames like Enzo or Renzo keep it lively, while similar names such as Laurent or Lawrence provide an international flair.