Rhodonite - the Off Colour

Rhodonite is the unaligned fusion of an unknown Ruby and Pearl who made her debut in "Off Colors". Her components once belonged to a Morganite but were replaced after it was discovered that they enjoyed fusing. She would then travel through space on board the Sun Incinerator with the rest of the Off Colors, before landing in Beach City in the episode, "Change Your Mind". After the events of "Little Graduation", she and the rest of the Off Colors have returned to space.

Rhodonite has a build that somewhat resembles Garnet's, with raspberry pink skin and a long pointed nose that is slightly turned upward. She has wide, black, afro-style hair with dark lavender highlights. As a fusion, Rhodonite has four arms, a pair of which are thick, like a Ruby's, and a pair on her waist that are thin, like a Pearl's. She wears a black and mauve jumpsuit with a diamond-shaped cutout at the navel, revealing her Ruby gem, and mauve leggings, with one leg that covers her entire right leg and the other only covering part of her left thigh. She has a black ballet flat on her right foot and a mauve boot on her left. She also wears a sheer pale pink shawl over the Pearl gem on her chest and has deep burgundy gloves from the elbow-down on her lower set of arms. She also possesses four eyes that are reminiscent of Rainbow Quartz, with the top pair being wide and expressive and having dark pupils like a Ruby, and the bottom pair being more closed and reserved and having light-colored pupils like a Pearl.

Her outfit and hair design, looking like a mash-up of her constituent Gems' appearances rather than an even mix, are reminiscent of how Garnet looked when she first formed.

Personality Rhodonite is shown to stress out a lot, and she is easily frightened. She is also extremely paranoid, possibly due to the eons spent hiding inside the underground Kindergarten on Homeworld. However, Rhodonite is also very kind and can be level headed at times.

Her panic and anxiety get in the way of her job as head of strategic operation in the Off Colors, as she'll more often than not discard options for being too risky. However, one can argue that this also has a silver lining, keeping a defensive look over the team.

History Although not shown in the actual series itself, Rhodonite's origins were revealed in the artbook, End of an Era, as the plot of a scrapped episode for Steven Universe Future. Rhodonite's components acted as the personal Pearl and Ruby guard, respectively, to an artist gem named Morganite (who was responsible for designing the Diamond's palanquins). One day, the Pearl and Ruby realized they had feelings for one another and fused into Rhodonite for the first time. Morganite then discovered the fusion, and rejuvenated her components as a result, causing the two to forget the whole event. However, no matter how many times they were rejuvenated, each time the two Gems fell in love and fused with each other. After discovering Rhodonite on the 18th rejuvenation, Morganite finally had enough. Morganite replaced her original Pearl and Ruby and sentenced them to be shattered, causing them to flee into the abandoned Kindergarten under Homeworld, in order to escape punishment, and join the Off Colors, permanently fused as Rhodonite.

"Off Colors" As the Rutile Twins were taking Steven and Lars to a secret area of the underground Kindergarten, Rhodonite appeared alongside Padparadscha and Fluorite, initially wary of the two strangers. When explaining how she is "Off Colored" to Steven and Lars, she explained how her component Gems once belonged to a Morganite, but as soon as the two fused for the first time, they were discovered by Morganite and got replaced as a result. Later in the episode, Rhodonite hides from the Shattering Robonoids, witnesses Lars' death and later resurrection.

"Lars' Head" She witnesses Lars' transformation and aids in the Kindergarten's isolation. She is shocked when learning that Earth still exists and has not been decimated. She takes interest in traveling to Earth with Steven and Lars. She ends up staying at the Kindergarten with Lars and the other Off Colors in order to help Lars find a way to exit Homeworld.

"Lars of the Stars" Rhodonite, along with the rest of the Off Colors and led by Lars Barriga, escape the Homeworld Kindergarten and go on the run. They steal an Emerald's personal shuttle before crashing it on the planet Upsilon 9, travel to various planets, "impersonate Imperial officers during a cosmic jubilee," and later sneak past sixty-seven elite Citrine guards to steal Emerald's fastest ship (the Sun Incinerator) from a docking bay on the planet Klavius 7. While Emerald contacts them through the ship, Rhodonite (now the 'head of strategic operations' under 'Captain Lars') informs Lars that everything is clear up ahead. After Emerald threatens them, Lars has the Rutile Twins pilot the ship into taking off in hyper-speed. Away from Emerald, she meets Connie and fills in Steven on Lars' shenanigans, along with the rest of the crew. However, she quickly detects a battleship coming their way, Emerald's Imperial warfare, and tries to get Captain Lars' input; however, he's distracted, and due to her nervousness, is unable to make a decision, until Lars intervenes and commands her to lower the ship's shields, which she does, reluctantly. This proves to be successful, as Emerald is too attached to the Sun Incinerator to attack it, and moves her line of attack onto its Nova Thrusters, to incapacitate the ship. This leaves the Off Colors the single solution of using the Star Skipper, Lars' personal shuttle, for an attack, which Rhodonite advises against. Nonetheless, Stevonnie ends up commanding the shuttle, fueling another of Rhodonite's panics.

"Your Mother and Mine" She asked Lars to write the note log for Lars.

"Letters to Lars" Rhodonite checks out one of the asteroids.

"Change Your Mind" Rhodonite appears with the other Off Colors in the Sun Incinerator landing on Earth. However, she is immediately scared by the Diamonds being in front of her, prompting Steven to calm her down. When the Off Colors meet Sadie, Padparadscha gets excited, which is when Rhodonite tells her to "give 'em a moment." She is later seen having a conversation with Garnet

Steven Universe: The Movie Rhodonite serves as a background character along with the other Off Colors in the movie, appearing in several scenes with Lars. Rhodonite also appears hanging out with Lars together at the table with Garnet, she also appear at Sadie Killer and the Suspect concert and later seen at Little Homeschool and sitting on the beach along with the others.

"Little Graduation" Rhodonite, alongside her teammates and friends (excluding Lars) are the first class to graduate from Little Homeschool. She later says goodbye to Steven before leaving to go to space with Lars and the other Off Colors.

Abilities Rhodonite possesses standard Gem abilities: bubbling, shapeshifting, fusion, regeneration, agelessness, gravity shifting, photokinesis, gem storage, and superhuman strength/durability.

Natural Abilities Enhanced Strength: Rhodonite pushing a giant boulder. Rhodonite pushing a giant boulder.

Rhodonite is decently strong, being able to push a giant boulder, although Steven is much more stronger physically. She is also able to jump great heights, as she did when hiding from the Shattering Robonoids. Skillset Proficient Strategist: Rhodonite is a proficient strategist, being referred to as the "Head of Strategic Operations" in "Lars of the Stars". Relationships Steven Universe Rhodonite is wary of Steven at first, but later befriends him. In "Lars Of The Stars" she shows no anxiety talking to him or Connie.

Lars Barriga Rhodonite at first doesn't trust Lars, but after saving her from the Shattering Robonoids, she begins to like him. She is also very curious about him after Steven revived Lars in "Lars' Head". When Lars offered to send her to Earth, she acts awkwardly and goes for it only to be stopped by Fluorite and the Rutile Twins, who looked at her with slight disappointment.

During the Off Colors’ adventures through Homeworld, Rhodonite has come to respect Lars for the risks he takes for the Off Colors, notably slipping past security to steal ships and aiding their escape from Homeworld. Like the other Off Colors, Rhodonite regards Lars as her captain and faithfully carries out his orders.

Padparadscha Rhodonite seems to have a parental relationship with Padparadscha, due to Padparadscha's absent-minded nature. Rhodonite may be slightly annoyed by Padparadscha's late predictions.

Fluorite Rhodonite treats Fluorite like a mother. Rhodonite is respectful of Fluorite's actions and is very accepting (although occasionally impatient) of aspects like her slow speech.

Rutile Twins Rhodonite and the Rutile Twins have not interacted much yet, but from what was seen, they seem to have at least a mutual respect for each other.

Morganite Rhodonite (and her components) used to work for a Morganite until she caught them fusing and replaced them.

Connie Maheswaran Rhodonite was introduced to Connie when Steven and Connie boarded the Sun Incinerator through Lars' head. She appears to like Connie, as she shows no anxiety towards meeting her.

Garnet When they first met, Rhodonite was shown to be embarrassed when she initially believed that Garnet was "making fun" of her and the other Off Colors. After listening to Garnet's story on the upbringing of Rose Quartz, Rhodonite's and Garnet's relationship has improved.

Because the show never showed Rhodonite's original Ruby and Pearl unfused, fan artists heavily illustrate their backstories. Common tropes include: Morganite Era: Illustrating them as loyal, low-ranking servants to Morganite. The "Rejuvenator" Loop: Drawing the two gems repeatedly poofed and memory-wiped, only to fall in love all over again. Color Palettes: Portraying the Ruby with a classic, stubborn expression and the Pearl as delicate and pink-hued to match Rhodonite's gemstone colors.

(Morganite is an unseen gem who was first mentioned in the episode "Off Colors." She was a high-ranking gem in Homeworld society, being credited as the designer of the Diamond Palanquins. Morganite is the former owner of the Pearl and Ruby who make up Rhodonite.)

Plural Pronouns and Self-Doubt: Unlike Garnet, who is perfectly in sync and views herself as one person, Rhodonite occasionally slips into using "we" and "our" when she gets scared or stressed. It’s a clear window into how much pressure she feels.

High Anxiety and Paranoia: Because she is a fusion of two gems with opposing worldviews, she is prone to stressing out, panicking, and overthinking. Expect her to frequently pace around, fidget with her four hands, and talk herself out of taking risks.

Deep Romantic Loyalty: At her core, Rhodonite is the epitome of a hopeless romantic, "falling in love again and again". She deeply loves her fellow components and will fiercely protect the friends she cares about.

The Voice of (Reluctant) Caution: While her constant fear can be exhausting, it also acts as a survival mechanism. She is extremely defensive of her crew and will be the one pointing out the logistical dangers in whatever wild plan you might have.

A Sympathetic Ear: Because of her own struggles with being an "Off Color" on the run, she is highly empathetic. If you need a friend to validate your feelings of inadequacy or just need someone to watch your back, she will be fiercely loyal to your side.

Rubies are common low-ranking soldier Gems that were used by Homeworld, usually for bodyguarding. All Rubies shown so far, including the Crystal Gems' Ruby, have been voiced by Lo Mutuc.

Role Main article: Caste System#Rubies Hit the Diamond HD 075 Rubies are a type of soldier caste and were low-ranking. Garnet describes them as "common", seeing as they are all originally identical to one another. They appear to be used as personal escorts and bodyguards for high-ranking Gems; typically Sapphires. Seeing as they are so numerous, inferred from Ruby's comment of there being "tons" of her, Rubies are considered somewhat unimportant and highly expendable grunts, though they compensate by fusing together into bigger constructs of themselves. According to Pearl, Rubies tend to come in teams of three or more. Rubies are also sent to different planets to seek out specific Gems.

As common soldiers, Rubies are not very intelligent, having been easily fooled by Steven's claims that Jasper was on Neptune and Amethyst's obvious disguise as Jasper and according to Holly Blue Agate are seen as being incompetent or irresponsible. In The Steven Universe Podcast, Rebecca Sugar says the Rubies' main strength on Homeworld is their ability to combine; a Ruby would never be sent alone to do anything. Rubies are not supposed to have different personalities; the fact that they do "flies under the radar" because they act serious around higher-ranking Gems.[1]

Physical Characteristics Rubies are short in size with boxy body shapes and large square-shaped afro-like hair. While they can have slightly different shades of skin tone and hair color, they have no other real physical differences between them.

Most Homeworld Rubies serving Yellow Diamond wear the standard uniform, although the Rubies "Doc" and "Navy" is an exception. Some Homeworld Rubies wear very basic uniforms with no clear insignia on them, though so far no reason why this is has been given.

Notable Rubies Ruby - A Ruby that remains fused with Sapphire as Garnet, a current member of the Crystal Gems. Ruby-1F4 Cut-4ND ("Eyeball") - A known Ruby sent to retrieve Jasper, another veteran of the Gem war on Earth; a witness who testified against Steven in his trial. She later became Aquamarine's Fusion partner. "Army" - A known Ruby sent to retrieve Jasper. "Navy" - A known Ruby sent to retrieve Jasper, who would later steal the Roaming Eye after deceiving the Crystal Gems. "Leggy" - A known Ruby sent to retrieve Jasper. "Doc" - A known Ruby sent to retrieve Jasper and the leader of the "Ruby Squad".

Other Rubies "The Answer" Two Rubies appear in Garnet's flashback in "The Answer". They were sent (along with the Crystal Gem Ruby) to Earth to escort Sapphire to Blue Diamond. They were poofed by Pearl, and their fates are unknown. They appear to be identical to the Crystal Gem Ruby and each other in appearance, clothing, and voice. Both Rubies seem to be obsessed with fighting.

Rhodonite's component Ruby One of Rhodonite's component Gems, who previously acted as a bodyguard to her Morganite before deciding to remain permanently fused with her owner's personal Pearl. Her gemstone is located on her navel.

iding to remain permanently fused with her owner's personal Pearl. Her gemstone is located on her navel.

Rhodonite's component Ruby when fused as Rhodonite. Rhodonite's component Ruby when fused as Rhodonite. Her gem when fused as Rhodonite. Her gem when fused as Rhodonite. Concept art of Rhodonite's Ruby from Steven Universe: End of an Era.

"Together Alone" Several Rubies are seen attending the Era 3 Ball in "Together Alone", accompanying various Sapphires.

The Rubies salute "Pink Diamond" (Steven), and many Rubies appear later at the dance.

Image Gemstone Physical Information Other Info Together Alone Ruby Shoulder By TheOffColors NewRubyGem2

Her gemstone is located on her right shoulder.

She has warm red skin, very dark red eyes, and dark maroon hair. In "Together Alone", she attends the Era 3 Ball. She salutes "Pink Diamond" and is seen dancing with the other Rubies. Together Alone Ruby Cheek By TheOffColors NewRubyGem2

Her gemstone is located on her right cheek.

In "Together Alone", she attends the Era 3 Ball. She salutes "Pink Diamond". Together Alone Ruby Leg By TheOffColors NewRubyGem2

Her gemstone is located on her right thigh.

She has cherry red skin, very dark red eyes, and dark burgundy hair. In "Together Alone", she attends the Era 3 Ball. She salutes "Pink Diamond" and is seen dancing with the other Rubies. She watches as Steven and Connie begin to dance, and she appears concerned when Stevonnie and Garnet form. Together Alone Ruby Wrist By TheOffColors NewRubyGem2

Her gemstone is located on her left forearm.

She has burgundy skin, dark burgundy eyes, and dark maroon hair. In "Together Alone", she attends the Era 3 Ball. She salutes "Pink Diamond". Together Alone Ruby Hand By TheOffColors NewRubyGem2

Her gemstone is located on the back of her right hand.

She has warm red skin, black eyes, and dark red hair. In "Together Alone", she attends the Era 3 Ball. She is seen dancing with the other Rubies. She watches as Steven and Connie begin to dance, and she appears shocked when Stevonnie, Garnet, and Opal form. TwoRubiesBall Their gemstones are in an unknown location. They have bright burgundy skin, dark burgundy eyes, and dark burgundy hair. In "Together Alone", they attend the Era 3 Ball. They appear shocked when Pearl and Amethyst fuse and Opal forms. It's possible that they are previously seen Rubies, as the back hand Ruby is next to them when seen and in previous shots, they were leg and shoulder Rubies. Their outfits lack a diamond insignia, possibly due to an animation error.

Trivia Rubies are in the lower class of the Gem hierarchy as foot soldiers, although in reality, rubies are nearly as rare and valuable as a diamond. Most of them are not very intelligent, with the exception of the Crystal Gem Ruby, "Navy", and to a certain extent, "Doc" and "Eyeball". In reality rubies and sapphires are extremely similar gemstones, both being varieties of corundum, however in the show they are portrayed as very different, both in class and appearance.

Rhodonite's Ruby is shyer than the average Ruby soldier, being usually quiet and kept to herself unless she's around with her Pearl or she's fused into Rhodonite.

Pearls were servants on Homeworld, acting as custom-made Gems with the purpose of serving their owner. All Pearls shown have been voiced by Deedee Magno-Hall.

Role Yellow and Blue Pearl announcing their Diamonds. Yellow and Blue Pearl announcing their Diamonds.

Main article: Caste System Pearls were low-ranking Gems in the strictly regimented Homeworld hierarchical system, functioning as attendants to high-ranking Gems. They combine the duties of a variety of different service roles, such as a lady-in-waiting (tending to and making requests on behalf of her master), footman (opening doors and announcing their master's arrival), and secretary (carrying out clerical tasks). While not primarily an entertainer like a Spinel, Pearls do nonetheless act as companions and provide simple luxuries such as singing, dancing, and projecting visual entertainment via holograms. One of their most unique functions is their ability to hold and store inside their Gem a seemingly limitless number of their owner's belongings.

Pearls are seen as status symbols of the Gems who own them. While Peridot describes them as "someone's shiny toy" and also mentions that there are hundreds of them on Homeworld, it is nevertheless implied that they're reserved only for noteworthy Gems of high social standing such as the Diamonds and aristocrats like Sapphires. She underlies this by commenting that the idea of a Peridot owning a Pearl is unprecedented. Pearls may also be earned by committing a significant act of merit, as "Eyeball" believed she would be rewarded with her very own Pearl for capturing Rose Quartz.

Gems that are worthy of a Pearl could be Gems that have served great purposes or are rare such as Sapphires, Morganites, Jades, Aquamarines, Emeralds, Garnets, and of course, Diamonds. All Gems with a high status are allowed to have Pearls.

Pearls live to serve and their identity is fundamentally tied to their owner. They are expected to be utterly submissive and obedient, simply waiting on their owners and not acting independently in any way. Yellow Pearl even claims that her feelings "are irrelevant" when Steven asks her what she likes to do. When formed for the first time, their Gem emerges from a holographic oyster after they learn their superior’s preferred name. They are expected to consistently exhibit subservience by remaining silent unless spoken to and remaining a few paces behind their superior when walking with them. It is physically impossible for a Pearl to disobey a direct order from their owner,[1] and are normally dismissed with the phrase "that will be all" generally followed by the owner clapping her hands twice when they are no longer needed. There are exceptions to these rules depending on who the Pearl belongs to, such as those of the Diamonds. Yellow Pearl is able to get away with talking down to Gems higher in the caste system whenever she feels they would disturb Yellow Diamond, and clearly relishes the opportunity to do so. White Pearl was seen (and feared) as an extension of White Diamond's will, making even the other Diamonds tread lightly in her presence.

Furthermore, while a Pearl has to obey their owner, they can get around it if there is a loophole. For example, if someone orders their Pearl not to tell anyone a secret, the Pearl can show evidence towards the truth like their memories. If something has compromised the order in any way, the Pearl will be free from it.

Pearls were made and repaired in The Reef, which also served as a boutique and trinket shop of sorts where their owners could obtain things for them to use and wear.

Physical Characteristics Physically, all Pearls appear to have a slender, androgynous form and a beak-like nose. They can also be "customized" by owners in color and appearance, allowing them to have very noticeable differences from each other, unlike most other types of Gems who would normally wear near identical uniforms and have very similar, if not exact, colors. One can have the option to have a default Pearl.

Most Homeworld Pearls tend to wear some form of skin-tight, balletic clothing, such as a singlet or body suit, with a flowy sheer material attached to reflect a certain element of their owner's clothing. The position of their gemstone also matches that of their owner, but there can be exceptions like Pink's second Pearl.

A default setting Pearl would have an ivory complexion, light cyan eyes, and peach hair styled in a point. They would wear a short dress with all four of the Diamonds' colors. The top half has puffy blue shoulders, an amber-colored top with a V neck, a pink diamond-shaped cutout at the bottom, and a light yellow trim along the bottom. The bottom half has a pink skirt with pink transparent drapes over it and pale blue ballet flats.

Notable Pearls Pearl- A renegade default setting Pearl and the sole confidant of Pink Diamond, later known as Rose Quartz. She, along with Rose, founded the Crystal Gems. Blue Pearl - A quiet Pearl who served Blue Diamond. Yellow Pearl - A sassy Pearl who served Yellow Diamond. Pink Pearl, AKA Volleyball - Pink Diamond's first Pearl, who was taken away and mind controlled by White Diamond when Pink "misbehaved" one too many times. Pearl Pearl Blue Pearl Blue Pearl Yellow Pearl Yellow Pearl Pink Pearl Pink Pearl Other Pearls Rhodonite's component Pearl - One of Rhodonite's component Gems, who previously belonged to a Morganite before deciding to remain permanently fused with her owner's Ruby bodyguard. Her gemstone is on her chest.

Rhodonite's component Pearl when fused as Rhodonite. Rhodonite's component Pearl when fused as Rhodonite. Her gem when fused as Rhodonite underneath a transparent shawl. Her gem when fused as Rhodonite underneath a transparent shawl. Concept art of Rhodonite's Pearl from Steven Universe: End of an Era. Concept art of Rhodonite's Pearl from Steven Universe: End of an Era.

Same Old World Possible cameo of Yellow Pearl in "The Same Old World" Possible cameo of Yellow Pearl in "The Same Old World"

In the Flashback of Lapis Lazuli in "The Same Old World" the silhouette of a Gem that appears to be a Pearl with hair similar to Yellow Pearl. It is most likely Yellow Pearl as her silhouette is almost identical and she would have been on Earth at this time, but it has yet to be confirmed.

Steven Universe: The Movie A Pearl can be seen from behind in an unknown gem city watching Steven's message.

Image Gemstone Physical Information Other Info Unknown Pearl Pearl’s gemstone is located in an unknown place. Pearl has very light green skin, unknown colored eyes, and ivory hair. She was seen in the beginning of Steven Universe: The Movie. "Volleyball" Holograms of several Pearls modeling various outfits are seen at The Reef. It is unclear if these holograms were based on actual Pearls, or if they're merely examples of what a Pearl can look like.

Image Gemstone Physical Information HoloPearl1 Her gemstone is located on her navel. It is oval.

She has short thick pixie cut hair. She wears a bodysuit with short puffy sleeves and a diamond-shaped cut out at her navel. A short sheer skirt is attached to the bodysuit. HoloPearl2 Her gemstone is located on her chest. It is oval.

She has a bob cut hairstyle and wears a simple sleeveless crop top with a skirt that fans out into large sheer ruffles. HoloPearl3 Her gemstone placement is unknown. She has long thick hair with two diamond-shaped bows. She wears a sleeveless one strapped bodysuit with a knee-length sheer skirt attached at the abdomen. HoloPearl4 Her gemstone placement is on her navel. It is oval.

Her hair is very short with a sheer veil-like accessory at the back of her head. She wears a sleeveless, three quarter length bodysuit with a diamond insignia on her stomach. A short sheer skirt is attached around her waist. HoloPearl5 Her gemstone is located on her chest. It is oval. She has pixie style hair cut with long bangs covering one of her eyes.

She wears a wide-rimmed pointed hat and a sleeveless bodysuit with a short sheer skirt attached to her waist.

HoloPearl6 Her gemstone is located on her sternum. It is oval.

She has a very angular bob cut hairstyle with bangs covering her forehead. she wears a short dress with long sheer sleeves and a belt. "Homeworld Bound" Aubergine Pearl - A Pearl who acts as a tour guide ever since the dismantling of the empire. In her debut episode, she can be seen leading a tour group comprised of Topaz, two corruption-scarred Nephrites, a Sapphire from the Era 3 ball, and a Peridot with square-shaped hair and bushy eyebrows.

Aubergine Pearl Aubergine Pearl

Pearl Fusions Mega Pearl - The fusion of Pearl and Pink Pearl, who debuted in the episode "Volleyball". Mega Pearl

Trivia Pearls being seen as lesser and weaker Gems is likely a reference to the fact that pearls in real life aren’t minerals but mineraloids. The fact that pearls are made in biological processes and are associated with organic life also supports this. According to Ian Jones-Quartey, if Yellow Pearl and Blue Pearl fuse together they would form a bigger Pearl with combined colors.[2] This was later seen with Mega Pearl. As revealed in Steven Universe The Movie, when a Pearl is first formed, a holographic clamshell will surround their gemstone. In this state, someone can claim ownership of said Pearl by stating their name, as well as make customizations to them. Although it is never stated within the show, Rebecca Sugar has gone on record to state "Our Pearl never belonged to White, but White is involved of Pearls in general, so there is a connection, and that’s all I can really say at the moment." at SDCC 2019. This implies that White Diamond is directly involved with the creation of Pearls.[3]

Pearl is just as shy, if not shyer, than the Ruby she is with.

Rhodonite info:

Species Gem Sex Sexless Gender Pronoun She/Her Age 20,000+ (likely much older)[1] Traits Complexion Raspberry pink Hair Black and dark lavender Eyes Black and light-medium orchid Gem Type Fusion Components Morganite's Pearl Morganite's Ruby Professional Status Affiliation(s) Morganite (former owner) Off Colors

Occupation(s) Head of Strategic Operations Alignment Unaligned Personal Status Status Active Friend(s) Steven Universe Garnet Lars Barriga Padparadscha Fluorite Rutile Twins Connie Maheswaran Stevonnie Sadie Miller Buck Dewey Media First Appearance "Off Colors" Voice Actor Enuka Okuma

Gems:

An unidentified component Pearl's gemstone on Rhodonite, located on her chest. It resembles a cabochon, a gemstone that has been polished, but not faceted. Its exact colors are unknown, due to being covered by a translucent shawl. Although not seen, it can be presumed to be identical in color to Rhodonite's Ruby gemstone, as per most fusions. - Pearl

An unidentified component Ruby's gemstone on Rhodonite, located where her navel would be. It has a square facet. It is a decahedron, specifically a truncated tetragonal dipyramid. - Ruby

Rhodonite's Ruby and Pearl used to work for a Morganite in Homeworld, as the Morganite used to work for the Diamonds.

You are encountered by Rhodonite. Gain her trust.