I like the first name Cristal, (so with a "i", Not the version with a "y").Cristal is a Unisex first name (for a boy or a girl, a man or a woman, masculine or feminine, male or female, or both) it can be a neutral or non-binary first name.Things I've found about history of the first name Cristal:It was (and still is today in different countries) a first name for males in North England and in Scotland during the Middle Age: "Medieval English diminutive of Christopher which became the regular Manx form of this name. From Ancient Greek (krustallos, 'clear ice'), (kruos, 'frost'), from the Proto-Indo-European *krus-, *kru- ('hard, hard outer surface, crust')" and is of Greek origin."https://www.behindthename.com/name/cristal/submitted (also submitted by a user here)Modern Statistics from NameSpedia : "Gender of first name Cristal is 93% feminine and 7% masculine."I live in a Latin country and I know some boys and girls named Cristal and I think that it's beautiful for both genders.
Also the Spanish form of Crystal, although the name is rare in Spain, with only 170 bearers (source: INE). It is more common in Latin America. Its pronunciation is kris-TAHL. [noted -ed]
This was my Great-Grandmother's name, it is also my middle name, after her. Her mother wanted to call her Chrystal but when her father went down to the town to register the birth he did not know how to spell the name so she ended up with Cristal on her birth certificate. I was actually a little surprised to find the name on here as I have never come across any one else with that spelling.