○. 『ʀainbow quartz 𝟸.𝟶』. ✰° | s.u

°Rainbow Quartz Umbrella 2.0: Rainbow Quartz 2.0 can summon Pearl's spear and Steven's shield to fuse them into a pink umbrella, with a star design in the center and a white handle.
°Rocket-umbrella: Rainbow Quartz 2.0 can mount your umbrella as if it were a witch's broom. When flying, the parasol emits a rainbow trail.
°Levitation: Inherited from Steven, Rainbow Quartz 2.0 can control how fast he falls with the help of his umbrella.
°Rainbow Generation: Rainbow Quartz 2.0 can create a rainbow wave from its hands, each hand forming ends of the rainbow.
°Object Animation: Rainbow Quartz 2.0 can bring to life and animate objects with a touch of your umbrella. This is shown when he carries Onion toys inside a drawer.

Rainbow Quartz 2.0 acts very flamboyant, similar to Sardonyx, and similar to her, she speaks with a British accent. He also shares Sardonyx's affinity for wordplay.

It calls itself "Rainbow Quartz 2.0" to differentiate itself from the original Rainbow Quartz.

He cares a lot, acting as a careful babysitter and best friend to Onion in "A Very Special Episode".

She has very light lilac skin and short hair of a deep mauve color along with blue and pink stripes. She wears Perla's light blue blazer over a shorter version of Steven's t-shirt, also knee-length cropped jeans like Stevonnie, and Perla's sneakers in a pink version. Her legs end up being wider.

With her new regeneration, she changes Pearl's light blue blazer, since she now wears Steven's jacket, and changes the color of her shirt to black.

Upon reappearing as the new form of Rainbow Quartz, it calls itself its second version.
It is the second fusion to be 75% gem and 25% human. The first being, Smoky Quartz.
It is also the third hybrid fusion shown in the series, the first being Stevonnie; the second Smoky Quartz; the fourth Sunstone, the fifth Obsidian and the sixth Steg.
She has similarities to Mary Poppins, especially her British accent and her ability to float with her umbrella.
Colin Howard described her design and personality as a combination of Mary Poppins (from the book series of the same name) and Dick Van Dyke (American actor and comedian, as well as co-star in the 1964 Mary Poppins film).
His song, Rama a Rama, reinforces these similarities, this being a reference to Un Poquito de Azúcar.