International-sounding name for a Russian baby girl

[JuliaEf]

Hello, everyone!
I need your advice.
We live in Russia and are choosing a name for our baby girl who is soon to come.
We certainly have some typically Russian names on the list, but also consider more international-sounding names.
What do you think of the names below:

1. Leoncia
2. Leontia (almost the same like No.1, but more Russian version of it)
3. Silvia
4. Emilia (in Russian, it is Emilia, not Emily)

Do you have any negative associations with any of these names? Maybe they sound funny or outdated? Would you be surprised if you met a typical Russian girl with such a name? Thank you for your contributions!

Dasha.

Second thoughts - what about Nina? Classic, easy to pronounce, works internationally I would think.

Prefer Leoncia or how about Anya someone suggested? Anya is pretty!

Was just about to suggest Katarzyna but that's polish

What about Nikita?

I like Silvia

Recently worked with a Polish girl of 21 and she spelled it as Sylwia and it really suited her

No bearing at all, but she was the most stunningly beautiful girl I've ever seen!

I know a few Russian-British families and their little girls are called
Christina
Victoria
Anna
Natasha
Nina
Alice
Paulina
Antonia
Maya (I know 3 of them!)

Nikita is a boys' name.

Or an Elton John song. Supposedly about a girl.

It is a boy's name in Russian.

Nina or Lara

Well, now that my baby girl is born I am happy to share that we named her Vera! This name perfectly suits her and sounds great with the surname and patronymic. We love it!
Thank you all for your ideas and help!!!