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I like:

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Bronte
Elwyn
Eurydice
Sorsha

I Like......

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Adelaina
Aravis
Aurore
Bell
Briony
Catharina
Cecilie
Christabell - I prefer it with one 'L', but it's still a nice name.
Deanne
Elmira
Elsabeth
Elwyn
Gwendoline
Gweneviere
Gwynneth
Hyacinth - Though it's rather silly.
Joannah
Ketura
Kirsty
Leisel
Oriane
Rune
Sondra

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Mariposa reminds me of that Barbie movie.

I like Calandra a lot. I'm surprised there weren't more girls named Claudine and Letitia, they seem pretty mainstream to me. I'm not surprised there weren't more girls named Tamsen, but I wish there were.

I like:

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Agathe
Carmine (though I'd rather see it on a boy)
Elsabeth
Sorsha

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I'm not sure about Seraphim. I like it, but it seems like a boy's name to me. And Sunset... I think I kind of like it, in theory, but I don't know if it works on a real child.

Some of these names are real gems:

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Adelais
Cherise
Claudine - Not really my favorite name but I love the idea of little girls out there named Claudine.
Eugenie
Eurydice
Hyacinth
Ketura
Letitia - There were only five girls born with this name? Impossible!
Mubina
Nanette
Noela
Oriane
Serai
Sheba
Snowy
Viveka
Yamina

Ones I like...

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Tamsen
Sunset
Sorsha
Leisel
Arla (this one sounds cool!)

I like/love these:

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Agathe
Briony
Bronte ♥
Calandra
Christabell ♥
Clementina ♥
Elsabeth ♥
Elwyn
Eurydice
Hyacinth
Ketura ♥
Mairen
Mariposa ♥
Posie

I like:
Adelais
Amandine - I know it means "with almonds", but it's so sweet and soft! I also like Mandaline.
Bellaluna - cheesy, but still sweet.
Calandra -
Carmine
Cecilie
Christmas - yes, I actually like it
Claudine
Clementina
Elmira
Hyacinth
Letitia - prefer Laetitia
Mariposa - but I think this can also be used to describe the, hm, vagina.
Oriane
Sorsha - I used to love the name Sorcha, because I thought it was pr. "sore-sha". I was SO disappointed when I found out that it's pr. SOR-uh-kha, which to me sounds either like the Swedish word for "voles" (sorkar) or someone saying "boys" in the dialect spoken on the island of Gotland (it sounds something like SOR-ka).

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Some other comments:
Arla - dairy company here.
Bell - ding dong ding dong.
Catharina - very common here, but more often spelled Katarina, although this spelling is also used.
Christabell - sickly sweet.
Celestial - well, I like the word, but I think Celeste or Celestine would be a better name.
Havanah - gila.
Larue - like naming a child "thestreet".
Legacie - ick, it's not even spelled correctly.
Moxxi - icky.
Posie - I've always thought this sounds so ugly, like "pus".
Rune - this is a male name here.
Seraphim - I love Seraphine, Serafina and Sarafina, but Seraphim is too Biblical.
Sheba - cat food.
Shy - not something I would hope my child would be.
Snowy - horse name.
Viveka - rather common here.

These make my heart race: Adelais, Agathe, Amandine, Aurore, Catharina, Claudine, Clementina, Drucilla, Dulcie, Elmira, Eugenie, Eurydice, Gwendoline, Hyacinth, Letitia, Shiphrah, and Viveka.

Bless your heart

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I wanted to do this (look up names that had only been given to a handful of babies) but I was too lazy.

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I like:

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Adelais
Amandine - love this. It makes me think of candy. French candy. I do love an OTT French name.
Aravis
Arla
Briony
Christabell
Christmas
Drucilla
Dulcie
Elmira
Elwyn
Eurydice
Francie - I saw a Franci at a drive through the other day, and I never realized how adorable and saucy it is
Hyacinth - aww this was the name my friend and I had decided on for a girl if we went through with our hypothetical "if neither of us has kids by X time" plan.
Ketura
Leisel
Letitia
Lowry
Mairen
Nanette
Oriane
Posie
Seraphim
Sheba - I love this, and also Bathsheba. After I saw "Notes on a Scandal" the name seemed perfectly usable on a white person (a question I was debating)
Shiphrah
Sunset