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I think Stella is such a gorgeous, feminine name, and I definitely prefer it over Aurelia. Aurelia, for me, seems better-suited as a middle name, while Stella makes a lovely first name. I don't at all find it to be old-ladyish. I think it'd suit a little girl and will age well, too. Some middle name suggestions:

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Stella Josephine - used to be one of my top favorite combos
Stella Josette
Stella Rose
Stella Haven
Stella Jasmine
Stella Grace
Stella Hope
Stella Marie
Stella Martine
Stella Margaret
Stella Christine
Stella Kathryn
Stella Caroline
Stella Faith
Stella Jaclyn
Stella Madelyn

Stella is a beautiful name. It's a classic and has the old and rustic feeling, but it's still very beatuiful. I perfer it over Aurelia.

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How about Stella Cosette?

I think Stella is cute and spunky, not old-ladyish at all. Aurelia is very nice too.

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Stella Amelie
Stella Aurelie
Stella Caprice
Stella Cecily
Stella Corrine
Stella Jade
Stella Joleen
Stella Maris
Stella June
Stella Fleur
Stella Claire
Stella Grace
Stella Evelyn
Stella Charis
Stella Vivian
Stella Verity

Stella isn't really my style, but it could work for any age.

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I really like Stella Aurelie, which uses both your picks

Aurelia is much prettier to me. Stella reminds me of an old lady that smokes because of Estelle from Friends. t's just not pretty in my opinion.

It's a very nice name, but I prefer Estella / Estelle. If it sounds too old-lady-ish, how about nn Elle or Ella? Aurelia is very pretty too; you have good taste.

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Aurelia Stella is actually a very good combo.
Stella Violet / Violette
Stella Jeanette
Stella Charlotte / Charlotta
Stella Irene
Stella Verity
Stella Faith
Stella Evelyn
Stella Faye
Stella Raquel
Stella Viola
Stella Roxane / Roxanne
Stella Olivia
Stella Rhiannon
Stella Rhianna
Stella Poppy
Stella Lenore / Lenora
Stella Eleanor
Stella Elaine
Stella Elena
Stella Katherine

Strong, sweet, and stunning.

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I think Stella is simply gorgeous, and even prettier than Aurelia, though they would make a darling sibset. I don't think it's old-ladyish at all, unlike Estelle. It would be so cute on a little girl.

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Some mn's that I like for it:

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Stella Josephine (probably my fave)
Stella Ruth
Stella Ivy
Stella June
Stella Hadassah
Stella Faith
Stella Lorraine
Stella Gwendolyn
Stella Blythe
Stella Bronwen
Stella Guinevere (love this)
Stella Blair
Stella Caroline
Stella Catrin
Stella Damaris
Stella Constance
Stella Darcy
Stella Evangeline
Stella Frances
Stella Felicity
Stella Irene
Stella Iris
Stella Hope

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I absolutely LOVE the name Stella! I work at a daycare, and I have 12 toddlers in my room. One of them is named Stella Violet, but we sometimes call her Stella Mae (I'm not sure why though). She is one of the funniest and sweetest little girls I have ever met, and I will always think of Stella-Bina (or Beaner, or Stella-Bean...she has a lot of nicknames!!!) when I hear the name.

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I like:
Stella Violet
Stella Margot
Stella Phoebe
Stella Aurelie
Stella Zoe
Stella Marin
Stella Wynne

I adore it. It has been on my short list for ages now. I think it will be cute on a child but obviously age well. It's very classy but still spunky.

Well, it's my grandmother's nickname, so you'd think I'd find it old-ladyish. But nope. I think it's lovely. It'd be positively adorable on a little girl. Plus, it does age well in my opinion.

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MN suggestions:
Stella Amélie
Stella Corinne
Stella Viviana
Stella Delphine
Stella Constance
Stella Georgette
Stella Fae
Stella Eve
Stella Margot
Stella Rhonwen
Stella Rosalind
Stella Carys
Stella Rosemary
Stella Winona

Cue Marlon Brando: 'STEEEEEEEEELLAAAAAAAA'!

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Awesome. Loved A Streetcar Named Desire and I love the name Stella.

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If someone tells you it's old lady-ish, take it as a compliment because your little girl will one day be an old lady.

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Stella sounds like a name for a smart, studious woman with a wicked sense of humour. I give it a thumbs up.

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Stella Aurelia would sound wonderful with the assonance going on.

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As for MNs:

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Stella Violet
Stella Amalia
Stella Anina
Stella Evangeline
Stella Margaret
Stella Catherine
Stella Anaïs
Stella Joan
Stella Bronwen
Stella Justine
Stella Rachel
Stella Victoria
Stella Bryony
Stella Sidonie
Stella Eloise
Stella Esmé
Stella Myfanwy
Stella Mabel

I really like the name Stella; I think it'll suit any age. I think it's much better than Aurelia, which I think is just so harsh sounding and difficult to pronounce.