Bialette has a stainless steel version that does work on induction without the plate

Where do they make them? Bialetti's aluminum moka is labeled as made in Italy but their steel induction plates are labeled as made in China

There are different versions and some are made in Italy and some are made in China. The one I have is the same shape as the traditional moka pot and has a black base. It's made in Italy. There is one that has a more modern shape, and I know those are made in China. If seen other variations in color and shape, but I can't speak to those. You just have to double check the box or description. If I'm on Amazon, I go to the question section and search for the word "made" to see if anyone has mentioned where it is made.

So the black base one is steel and made in Italy? Cool, gotta check that out.

I just double checked and it is actually silver base, black top. It's called a "Bialetti - Moka Induction, Moka Pot"