Fina is the Italian short form of Serafina ("burning one"). **Saint Fina (1238-1253)** was the bedridden Italian mystic of **San Gimignano** who, when she died at fifteen, made white violets bloom on her wooden plank-bed. The violets of San Gimignano are still called "Saint Fina's flowers."
Featured in Ghirlandaio's frescoes in the Collegiate Church.
Fina reduces to four — the number of San Gimignano saint.