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If they are made by the Italian factory, odds are they are Briley, as Briley's Italian operation makes the chokes for just about every Euro maker.
To the OP - make sure you are getting the correct chokes - that is, Beretta has several versions of chokes for different models and they are NOT interchangeable. One friend of mine has 3 Beretta semis and each uses a different choke than the other, so he had to buy three sets of tubes.
If they are the correct ones, you can always try a few and..........(this is the most important thing) - see how they pattern with YOUR loads in YOUR gun. While choke tube designations are measured in thousandths of inch constrictions, the true measurement is the pattern density at specified distances.
At those prices, if they do not work out, I would imagine you could sell them for at least what you paid for them at your local club
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