Girls name related to the colour blue?

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Hi, I love old names like Ruby, Betty etc and am after a name related to the colour blue. My partner is joking around and keeps calling baby 'Bluebell' and it's starting to stick so I need help please!!

I love the name Bluebell! Nickname Bella

Mara (Gaelic - sea)
Hebe (some have blue (ish) flowers)

Glesni is a Welsh name related to blue.

Odeta- the vast blue sea.
Marilee - someone who is the star of the blue sea.
Azurine - it means sky blue.
Amrin - a royal girl who is very gentle and soft-spoken, also refers to the blue sky.

I also think Bluebell is very sweet.

Lilac
Violet
Pansy

Sapphire Sky?

Another vote for Marina.

How about Pearl? Links to the sea, and has the vintage vibe you like.

As PP has suggested, Violet/Viola is gorgeous and Bluebell is lovely, too.

Sapphira! I went through all the blue names too whilst pregnant and love love loooove Sapphira 💙

Azure. I think that's the spelling ? Could be miles out.

A girl at my NCT class had a baby called Betty Bluebell.

How about Cordelia - it means 'heart of the sea' or Marina is a beautiful name too.

Electra? (Electric blue!)
I knew a girl called Electra and she was really cool.

Sky
Ocean
Royal
Indigo
Berry
Blue

www.momjunction.com/baby-names/meaning-blue/girl/

I like Livie

Amrin
Doli
Linna
Okeley

www.momjunction.com/baby-names/meaning-blue/girl/

What's wrong with Bluebell?

Linnea
Teal
Azura
Azurine
Jay
Odeta
Marissa
Livianna
Summer
Rosemary
Delphinium
Salvia

Wasn't there a Renault Safira?

My DD is named Harbor after our love of the sea.

Azura
Indigo
Cerulean
Skye
Jay
Topaz
Sapphire

I like Bluebell.

How about Marisol? It means sea and sun. I love that.

Beryl is just dreadful. Like proper, proper hideous.

And certain flowers, eg Poppy, will always make one think of their 'original' colour, even if there are blue varieties!

Azzura is my favourite.

I think Alesha Dixon's dd1 is called Azura!

Some more blue flowers:
Gentian
Hortensia
Anemone
Liriope - I’ve often thought this (pronounced lirr-ee-oh-pee) would make a nice name.