Cristina

An appellation that fits like a crown, Cristina is a pretty feminine variation of the Latin Christian. Aligned with spirituality and devotion, Cristina has the power to spark its own personal brand of adoration. Its roots are in the Latin Christianus and Greek khrīstós, meaning “follower of Christ,” alluding to its bearer's ability to extend empowering blessings. Cristina's attachment to willful choice is only invigorated by its ties to the unconventional Queen Christina of Sweden. Famously abdicating her throne in 1654 to convert to Catholicism, Christina embraces her etymology in every sense. However, her reputation as a well-educated woman who championed the arts emboldens Cristina to embrace many realms of possibilities hidden with their name.