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Christelle Ciari (born 12 January 1976) is a French-Japanese singer and television personality who is notable as the English-language voice of subway trains across Japan.
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I feel as though people would often mishear your child when they say their name, and instead call them 'Crystal'. Apart from that, I really do love this name.
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I love this name. I know a Lebanese girl with this name.
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I have Lebanese relatives with this name, their kids are Marc and Christelle (Lebanese people speak French predominantly) and I found this name very interesting!
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Christelle Dabos (1980-) is a French fantasy writer. She is famous for the book saga 'La Passe-miroir' composed by three volumes and a fourth upcoming in France. Her books won many literal prizes.
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I've always loved it more than Christina or Christine.
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Christine and Crystal combined. Don't like either of the names, don't like this one either.
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I found this name on a trip to France this summer, on the little souvenir name bracelets, and I'm still kinda on the fence about this name. I really like the way it's spelled, but when said out loud it sounds too much like Crystal.
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Wow, what an awesome name! I hadn't heard of it before. It's unique. I love the pronunciation.
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My name is pronounced like this but spelled C-r-y-s-t-e-l. I will forever be called "CrystAl" and it is kind of annoying always having to correct people. And on the phone or when introducing myself people often think I am saying "Krista". Who knows! But I absolutely LOVE my name. I either want to add an accent over the "e" or change the spelling to "Crystelle".
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I like it spelled Chrystelle.
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I'd rather have it spelled Kristelle.
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