Full Five-SeveN Heat Treated Patterns Guide

The Five-SeveN | Heat Treated is often regarded as one of the best Five-SeveN, providing players with a gorgeous alternative to the legendary Case Hardened finish, also available for this pistol. The Heat Treated version is considerably more affordable, with a similar pattern mechanic that changes the look of the gun depending on the pattern seed number. You might also be familiar with this finish if you were farming stars in the Armory grind when the Heat Treated Desert Eagle first hit the CS2. If you’re a huge fan of gunsmithing practices such as quenching, then the Heat Treated is the one skin to buy. Considering how big of a difference the pattern number makes with the Case Hardened Five-SeveN, the same applies to the Heat Treated version. In today’s guide, we will provide you with the best Five-SeveN Heat Treated patterns and how to discern them. 

How Heat Treated Patterns Work

Similarly to Case Hardened Skins, the Heat Treated finish consists of a large sheet of texture that is meant to resemble a quenched piece of metal with various degrees of applied heat. The pattern seed number dictates the look of every skin, ranging from 0 to 1000. As a general rule, the way the Heat Treated patterns are ranked is quite similar to Case Hardened finish:

• Blue: The dominance of blue signifies the highest value. The pattern with the most amount of blue is called “Blue Gem”.

• Purple: These patterns tend to have less amount of blue, overshadowed by rich purple tones that usually come in patches and border with golden elements. 

• Gold & Grey: The standard base colors of the heat-treatment process. Patterns dominated by gold and grey are considered market price.

The patterns with the most blue coverage command the highest prices. The Blue Gems are considerably more expensive and harder to find, driving collector demand. However, don’t forget that in general the Heat Treated FIve-SeveN skins are way cheaper than their Case Hardened counterparts. Anyway, here’s our Heat Treated Five-SeveN patterns tier list. 

The Blue Gem Tier List

Collectors and players rank all Heat Treated patterns based on the total amount of blue covering the pattern area. In Five-SeveN’s case, it is only the weapon's slide, while Deagle, for example, is covered entirely due to a full-metal construction. We’ve separated the true Blue Gems that are considered to be the absolute best options on the market from the lower value better than average options ranked by tiers. If you are hunting for a Blue Gem, check your pattern seed against this tier list.

Blue Gem Patterns

There are three absolute best Blue Gem patterns in existence for Five-SeveN. Almost no purple or yellow blemishes and imperfections with full blue coverage of the slide. These three patterns are ranked from #1 to #3 in the following order: 904, 148, 704. Don’t expect to easily find these patterns on the market, let alone buy them for less than a four digit number. 

Blue Gem Pattern index number: 904, 148, 704

Tier 1 Heat Treated Patterns

The Tier 1 Heat Treated patterns are essentially the next best thing to the ultimate Blue Gem trio. They feature almost full blue coverage but with more noticeable purple and gold patches. These patterns command significant overpay and are extremely valuable when sold. 

Tier 1 Pattern index: 48, 67, 111, 159, 259, 263, 273, 297, 308, 321, 341, 347, 426, 461, 482, 517, 530, 567, 723, 790, 792, 843, 885, 948, 990

Tier 2 Heat Treated Patterns

Tier 2 patterns are still highly respected patterns that have a perfect visuals to price balance. Even though  there are noticeable blemishes and gold spots, the dominant color remains a striking vibrant blue. 

Tier 2 Pattern index: 16, 66, 69, 96, 117, 324, 332, 356, 370, 386, 406, 441, 483, 490, 542, 587, 651, 674, 695, 764, 772, 781, 820, 856, 880, 882, 953 

Tier 3 Heat Treated Patterns

The Tier 3 patterns are reserved for those patterns where gold and purple patches are significantly more noticeable and prominent on the slide. They provide the aesthetic part but on a lower side pricewise. 

Tier 3 Pattern index: 109, 116, 158, 168, 225, 288, 354, 364, 365, 433, 537, 592, 607, 611, 668, 673, 696, 730, 846, 876, 900, 942, 951, 998 

The Purple Gem Patterns

There is an alternative group of patterns that feature a distinctly different color scheme to the Blue Gem. The so-called Purple Gems are patterns with dominant vibrant purple tone with slight gold blemishes. This niche category has its own merit and players tend to like these as well. 

Pattern index number:  31, 33, 35, 43, 72, 86, 91, 99, 104, 105, 133, 136, 140, 146, 172, 174, 176, 206, 213, 215, 216, 217, 242, 249, 254, 265, 287, 293, 310, 339, 363, 437, 446, 487, 509, 528, 529, 535, 548, 550, 572, 582, 598, 605, 627, 653, 666, 667, 672, 683, 707, 710, 713, 727, 740, 766, 768, 778, 795, 806, 811, 842, 848, 862, 896, 926, 927, 938, 944, 952, 969, 985, 989.

Where to Buy Heat Treated Five-SeveN skins?

For all your Blue Gem and Purple Gem needs head over to Skin.Land, a marketplace where you can inspect each skin or a knife in server or by simply generating a high quality screenshot with detailed information about the weapon’s pattern index number and how it actually looks. Moreover, if you have a rare Heat Treated skin just lying around collecting dust, you can sell your skin on Skin.Land and withdraw money to your preferred bank account or via crypto. Head over to Skin.Land to buy and sell skins!