Grey Star Sapphire

Grey Star Sapphire was the first Sapphire created, by White Diamond herself. She is much more powerful than a regular Sapphire, despite looking like one. She travelled to Earth with Citrine, Mica, Feldspar and Labradorite, then was convinced by Citrine to stay in Little Homeworld. She is a Homeworld Gem and an original Gemsona created by acornenby.

Appearance
Grey Star Sapphire has an appearance similar to that of other Sapphires, as she is short and thin with one eye. Her skin is dark-grey and she has one eye, no nose, and full lips. Her hair is white and is shoulder-length and poofy. Her gemstone is embedded in her back.

Debut
She wore a poofy light-grey dress with a vaguely diamond-shaped dark-grey overlay, white shoulder pads, white gloves and a grey and pale-grey top.

Current
She wears a similar poofy light-grey dress, with a vaguely half-star-shaped dark-grey overlay. Her dress no longer has shoulder pads, but is just a short-sleeved grey V-necked top. She no longer wears gloves.

Personality
Grey Star Sapphire's personality is very different from most Sapphires, as she is bossy, sharp-witted and snappy. She is very sassy and the only Gem she fears is White Diamond. She is a lot smarter than most Gems and does she know it. The only Gem she really shows her soft side to is Citrine.

History
A very rare type of sapphire who was made by White Diamond herself, Grey Star Sapphire served her for many tens of thousands of years. She accompanied a Citrine, a Mica, a Feldspar and a defective Labradorite to Earth. She was convinced by Citrine to stay and learn in Little Homeschool. They formed a permafusion, Gold Star Diopside, after realising their mutual attraction.

Fusions with Canon Gems

 * When fused with Steven Universe, they form Star Ice Quartz.
 * When fused with Pearl, they form Jeremejevite.
 * When fused with Amethyst, they form Violane.
 * When fused with Sapphire, they form Ice Star Sapphire.
 * When fused with Ruby, they form Star Pyrope Garnet.
 * When fused with Lapis Lazuli, they form Sodalite.
 * When fused with Peridot, they form Chrysoprase
 * When fused with Bismuth, they form Carborundum.
 * When fused with Ruby and Sapphire (or Garnet), they form Rhodolite Garnet.

Fusions with acornenby's Gems

 * When fused with Citrine, they form Gold Star Diopside.
 * When fused with Amber, they form Peach Calcite.
 * When fused with Labradorite, they form Chalcedony.
 * When fused with Citrine, Amber and Labradorite (or Crocoite), they form Painite.

Gemology

 * Sapphire is a famous stone with the chemical formula Al2O3.
 * It is a type of corundum. Another type of corundum is ruby.
 * It’s also the birth stone of the month of September.
 * Sapphires are well known for being blue, however they can come in practically any colour excluding red. This is because a red sapphire would instead be considered a ruby.
 * Sapphires can be found in many places, with those countries being Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Madagascar, Nepal, Pakistan, Australia, and Nigeria.
 * Because of their beauty sapphires are used very often in jewellery. They are along with diamonds, rubies, and emeralds the most popular gemstones.
 * Something special about sapphires is their Moh's Hardness Scale rating, with it being 9. This makes sapphires extremely strong.
 * While healing properties tend to rely on which colour is being used, sapphires in general are thought to bring comfort, peace, serenity, and intelligence.