Krystle D'Souza is an Indian actress who mainly works in Hindi television. She made her acting debut in 2007 with the role of Kinjal Pandey in Kahe Naa Kahe and had her breakthrough with Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hai where she portrayed Jeevika Vadhera.
The name Krystle first appeared on the US name popularity statistics in 1981, and remained there until 1993. [noted -ed]I strongly believe that the cause of the name's sudden popularity in the USA is Krystle Carrington (née Grant, formerly Jennings), who is one of the central characters of the popular American television series "Dynasty" (1981-1989). She was on the show from its very first episode (aired in January 1981) until the 8th episode of the final season, which was aired in January 1989. Krystle later also appeared on the mini-series "Dynasty: The Reunion" (1991).Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krystle_Carrington (in English)
Crystal is lovely but this is just bad. So bad. It's worse than Krystal and she will have to spell it out every single time whereas with Krystal she can at least just say "Krystal with a K" for Krystle she'll have to spell it.
― Anonymous User 6/28/2021
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The words "bustle" (mentioned in an earlier comment) and "thistle" are pronounced is a way that skips over the T: BUS-uhl, THIS-uhl. Krystle looks like it should be pronounced the same way: KRIS-uhl.Needless to say, I really, really dislike this variant.
I absolutely do not care for this spelling variant. It just doesn't look as nice and solid as Crystal does or even Krystal, for that matter. Personally, I would stick with the original.
― Anonymous User 10/11/2018
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I was named after the Linda Evans' character, and yes my name is misspelled & pronounced wrong all the time. So annoying...
"Krystle" sounds lovely when spoken aloud, but the spelling is rather messed up. Having grown up with a first name constantly misspelled, it can get really annoying very fast. If you're considering this name, keep in mind that the name will be misspelled all the time. Plain ol' Crystal may be a better choice.
This was the name of Blake Carrington's long-suffering second wife, played by Linda Evans, on the 80's prime time soap "Dynasty". Using it today will plant you firmly in the era of big shoulder pads and bigger hair.