An unusual look at the suits in the "righteous gems", specifically the clothes worn by the Gemstone family, may cut your shoulders and think "yes, obviously, they are disgusted as jewelry." But it is just part of the savvy simplicity with which the original designer of the series's suits, Sarah Trost, in color coded characters and the show. However, on his loan, McBride apparently had the idea to brand every member of the Gemstone family with colors, although not only precious stones, he was thinking about such a popular show for children in the 90s:

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"When we shot the pilot, my note to the suit designer, Sarah Trost, was that every gem would be like a power rank, that everyone would have their own color on the gem with which their suit would always be associated with ... Because they are every gem, that's what it is."

As a result of McBride's note, Trist decided on the color of the gem of a gem: Jududi would be sapphire, Kelvin would be Emerald, and Esses would be Ruby. Now, unlike the powerful morphine power rangers, it has not become an inextric rule that every gem will have to wear its signature color at any time. Occasionally, precious stones will wear colors that either reflect or match their partner, such as when yudi wears pink in honor of Her husband, Bj (Team Balt)or when Kelvin wears black to better match His partner, Kif (Tony Cavalero). In fact, when Costa Designer Christina Flenner took over three -season 3It has expanded the color palette of the family further, putting it in gold and Kelvin in purple, the better to state the tumultuous changes they passed at the beginning of that season.

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Now, with the last season that is being broadcast, the gems appear to return to their original colors, as seen in the above photo of the latest episode. This seems to mean that the series and characters really come in full and gives a sense of impending resolution. However, if there is one rule for a show showing ninjas playing cars for cars, a sudden swarm of locusts and naked baby Billy, that is to expect the unexpected. For indications of what will happen next, we will better pay attention to those clothes.