Dark and delicious names for girls please!

[Trytowin]

Hi, my husband and I are expecting our first baby girl and are stuck for a name. We seem fixated on one but celebs knabbed it which means it's not out but a dampner iyswim. We are both alternative so would love a dark name that's beautiful. Surname is spelt differently but same as Kirstie from location.

So far we have

Luna Fae (fairy in French)
Luna Celeste
Serephina

Undecided on Tabitha (is it cats name?), Willow (what if they are not svelte? Like naming a weedy boy Thor iyswim).

Love but can't have Lily or Violet (already in use), Persephone (too close to mine by sound) and Wednesday is bit try too hard but could be a middle name if she's born on a Wednesday ;-)

All ears if anyone has any ideas. Don't mind more out there names/ spiritual/ natural or unisex names.

mike ooo I love Gretchen, haven't heard that name in years. It's beautiful.

Ophelia (Hamlet's tragic heroine) Grace

Morna, Fallon, Wenna, Kerensa, Hedra, Elowen, Derwa, Nuala, Quinn, Rowan and Duvessa, which means dark beauty, apparently!

Eos

Estella
Ophelia
Morwenna
Camille
Wren
Corinne
Luzmira
Lucinda
Yasmina
Belinda
Hazel
Luna
Lyra

Savannah

Storm

Ebony

I think these 3 have a mysterious air about them. I know a lovely raven haired teen called Savannah.

Best wishes

Coco(a)

What about Sabrina?

OP baby name websites are often full of shite when it comes to etymology but actually, Faé is the medieval French spelling so you're OK with it

Aurelia
Estella
Lorne
Dervla
Clover
Latika
Yolanda
Helga

Oh I love Seraphina, you must pick that
I also love Cassiopeia, if that helps

I know a girl called Salem, seems like that would fit with the dark part anyway!

Samara

Raven

Salome
Gwendoline
Carlotta
Jerusha
Niamh
Paloma
Non

Morrigan

If you like Lily and Violet, how about:
Calla (a type of lily)
Ione (means ‘violet flower’)
Viola
Yolanda (I think this also has links to the colour violet, but I'm not sure)

Alternatively you might like these names:
Althea
Niobe
Selene (means ‘moon’ in Greek)
Séverine

Also, not particularly alternative, but I think it means 'dark': Ciara

A twist of Amber - Ember?

Saffron or Saphire

Cassandra the prophetess of doom
Persephone queen of the underworld
Minerva turned into spider
Electra of the Electra complex

Petula

I'm fascinated by this thread!

I really don't mean to be rude but it seems like lots of people know what you mean/get a 'dark' name, like classical names or French names...

Do you literally mean like dark 'magic' names?

Why do you want to name a baby after people who did bad things? Or do you think they have been misrepresented in history/literature?

Yasmin
Belladonna
Zahara

Ramona or Coco.

What name was nabbed by a celeb ? Is it a well known one? Wouldn't put me off really.