name: coralie
Other names :
Coral, roa (crystal gems+ eyeball and aquamarine
Luv (bluebird,aquamarine,and eyeball)

species: gem

gemstone: aquamarine

Love intrest: bluebird azurite (and aquamarine and eyeball)

looks

debut episode-change your mind

future:

Personality: coralie was once an accomplished and ruthless Gem. She takes an authoritative stance due to her ego, ordering Topaz to act as muscle for their assigned mission, as revealed in "I Am My Mom". Like Peridot before her betrayal, coralie is directive, focused, and unconcerned with anything unrelated to her mission, ignoring the remaining Crystal Gems in favor of capturing the humans close to Steven. This indifferent attitude extends toward her enemies, using her wand to throw Steven into a tree in "Are You My Dad?", rendering him unconscious, and even threatening to have his friends killed. Despite being a loyal follower of the Diamond Authority, coralie was  willing to accept a compromise if the possible compensation is considered, such as having "Rose Quartz" turned in to meet the Diamonds. She also shows that she will be able to talk her way out of a situation where she has the odds against her, when in "Stuck Together" she was at the mercy of Topaz who was going to poof her by reminding her the consequences of her actions.

Like many Homeworld Gems before era three,coralie  once had an arrogant streak, frequently believing that she was better than everyone else–going so far as to call herself "the best". This results in her having a short temper when things do not go as she planned, quickly getting annoyed with Jamie for "ruining [her] moment", followed by Topaz prolonging the battle in her ship. She is shown to be manipulative, using negative reinforcement against the Crystal Gems to comply with her demands and convincing Topaz to release her by warning of future retribution from the Diamonds. She is also spiteful, seen when she mocks Steven clearly for her own amusement in "Stuck Together". In addition to her spitefulness, she has an attitude of sarcasm, as if she is moved by someone's actions but in the end, plays it off as a joke or prank against others.