Marble Fade Patterns Explained
The Marble Fade finish is known for having a beautiful mix of red, blue and gold colors, with a smoke texture flowing through the blade. While the ordinary Marble Fade pattern consists of three colors, the fan favorite called Fire & Ice, logically, consists of only red and blue. Ideally, the perfect two-tone playside should feature no hints of yellow, but these patterns are extremely rare and expensive. The lower tier patterns feature less amounts of red color, since the dominant red is the most sought-after feature the traders are usually looking for. Also, the patterns that have the slightest hints of yellow are called Fake Fire & Ice (also known as FFI) and are considered less desirable.
Another noteworthy fact is that within the Marble Fade finish family, only four knives are available with true Fire & Ice patterns with no yellow on the playside. These knives are: Bayonet, Gut Knife, Flip Knife and Karambit.
Fire & Ice Pattern Tier List
The positioning of Marble Fade paint finish is determined by its pattern index, ranging from 1 to 1000. The regular tricolor patterns are the most abundant, while the Fire & Ice are the rarest and desirable. However, there’s also a hierarchy within the Fire & Ice patterns, as they are split into tiers based on the ratio of red to blue. The most amount of red represents the higher tier, and these tiers are called “Max” tiers, where 1st Max is the True Fire & Ice.
1st Max Fire & Ice

Pattern Seed: 412
2nd Max Fire & Ice

Pattern Seed: 16, 146, 241, 359, 393, 541, 602, 649, 688, 701
3rd Max Fire & Ice

Pattern Seed: 152, 281, 292, 344, 628, 673, 743, 777, 792, 994
4th Max Fire & Ice

Pattern Seed: 48, 126, 129, 332, 780, 787, 874, 908, 918, 923
5th Max Fire & Ice

Pattern Seed: 182, 204, 252, 457, 522, 578, 652, 660, 685, 705, 736, 832, 988
6th Max Fire & Ice

Pattern Seed: 112, 230, 340, 356, 444, 452, 471, 607, 621, 631, 761, 773, 873, 876, 982
7th Max Fire & Ice

Pattern Seed: 8, 14, 32, 58, 108, 213, 233, 243, 274, 405, 454, 614, 653, 683, 728, 732, 770, 795, 803, 826, 867, 949
8th Max Fire & Ice

Pattern Seed: 5, 178, 188, 202, 337, 378, 406, 461, 539, 696, 702, 854, 966, 971
9th Max Fire & Ice

Pattern Seed: 68, 121, 149, 165, 171, 206, 287, 370, 493, 499, 516, 637, 655, 656, 672, 706, 766, 817, 922, 959, 997
10th Max Fire & Ice

Pattern Seed: 28, 156, 177, 238, 402, 545, 546, 553, 559, 589, 591, 725, 764, 791, 810, 844, 858, 868, 972, 977
Bayonet Marble Fade FAQ
How much does the Bayonet Marble Fade cost?
As of 2026, a base Bayonet Marble Fade trades around $380 in Factory New and about $460 in Minimal Wear on Skin.Land. A knife carrying a rare true Fire & Ice pattern, especially the 1st Max seed 412, commands a heavy premium far above that baseline.
What wear conditions does the Bayonet Marble Fade come in?
Only Factory New and Minimal Wear. The Marble Fade finish has a low maximum float, so Field-Tested, Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred versions do not exist. Because scratches barely register on the metallic paint, the two available wears look nearly identical in-game.
Is there a StatTrak Bayonet Marble Fade?
Yes. The StatTrak Factory New sits around $420, only slightly above the non-StatTrak version. A Marble Fade's value hinges on its pattern, specifically the red-to-blue ratio, far more than the kill counter, so StatTrak adds only a modest bump for most patterns.
Which Bayonet Marble Fade pattern is the best?
Seed 412 is the only 1st Max "True Fire & Ice" with no yellow on the playside, making it the rarest and most valuable pattern. The 2nd Max tier (seeds like 16, 146 and 241) follows, with value dropping as more blue and less red appears on the blade.
Final Thoughts
The Bayonet Fire & Ice is a status symbol that is quite affordable, compared to its Karambit and Flip Knife cousins. You can easily find a Fire & Ice variant on Skin.Land, a trusted and reliable marketplace that offers instant payouts, immense selection of skins, knives and other customization items. Inspect every knife with our built-in tools that allow you to check every item in CS2 or by generating a detailed screenshot with pattern index number. Head over to Skin.Land to ensure you are getting exactly what you pay for.









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