People
- Andrea Schiavone, Venetian artist
- Assunta De Rossi (born 1983), Philippine actress, real name Assunta Schiavone
- Alessandra De Rossi (born 1984), Philippine actress, real name Alessandra Schiavone, younger sister of Assunta de Rossi
- Dave Schiavone, American jazz saxophonist
- Francesca Schiavone (born 1980), Italian tennis player
- Francesco Schiavone, member of the Camorra crime syndicate
- Giorgio Schiavone (Juraj Ćulinović, 1433-1504) Dalmatian painter, active in Padua, Italy
- Joe Schiavoni, American politician
- Joseph J. Schiavone (born 1955), Arbitrationist
- Luigi Schiavone, Italian guitarist
- Louise Schiavone, American journalist
- Patricio Schiavone, (born 1985), Argentine actor
- Patrick Schiavone, American Ford F-150 designer
- Tony Schiavone (born 1964), American professional wrestling announcer
- David Schiavone, Scottish sports journalist
- Gretta Schiavone, of the singing group The Laurie Sisters
- Phyllis Schiavone, of the singing group The Laurie Sisters
- Carolyn Schiavone, of the singing group The Laurie Sisters
- Michael Schiavone, Italian-American Casting Director.
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