The Uranus Crystal is the personal Sailor Crystal tied to Haruka Tenou. It powers her rise into the Super and Eternal grades of Sailor Uranus across the later manga arcs and the Sailor Moon Eternal films.
This gem counts among the Sailor Crystals, the soul-stones that anchor each Guardian's identity and power. It belongs to Haruka Tenou and represents the deeper reserve she draws on once her ordinary transformation is no longer enough. The item surfaces in the manga's later chapters and carries over into the theatrical Sailor Moon Eternal.
With the crystal in hand, Haruka can call up her stronger states, becoming Super Sailor Uranus and, further along, Eternal Sailor Uranus. The activation is spoken through the phrase Uranus Crystal Power, Make Up. Rather than acting as a weapon, the stone works purely as the key to these advanced forms.

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Yes. The Uranus Crystal, tied to Haruka Tenou's identity as Sailor Uranus, first appears in the manga's later chapters and carries over into the theatrical Sailor Moon Eternal.
Uranus Crystal Power, Make Up is the phrase Haruka Tenou speaks to activate the crystal and rise into her stronger Super Sailor Uranus and, later, Eternal Sailor Uranus forms.
The Uranus Crystal is placed in Haruka Tenou's care by Hotaru Tomoe, the young Guardian of Saturn, marking a moment of trust between the two.
The Uranus Crystal lets Haruka Tenou transform into Super Sailor Uranus and, further along, Eternal Sailor Uranus, acting purely as a key to those advanced states rather than a weapon.
The Uranus Crystal first appears in Act 44, Dream 6, New Guardians Dream, in the manga.
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