I liked this at first, but now that I think about it, I'm not a big fan. Julia is beautiful and timeless, and I understand that this is the Italian form (although I thought Julia was Italian anyways..?) but it looks like its pronounced gwee-oo-lia.
-- Anonymous User 1/28/2013
At present, in Italy, Giulia is too common! I'm a teacher and in my little school there are at least 5 children with that name!