★ Stiletto Knife | Damascus Steel (Well-Worn)

The ★ Stiletto Knife | Damascus Steel (Well-Worn) shows that rippled steel treatment with noticeably more scuffing than the middle grades, though this Covert ★ rare-special finish never gets as rough as a full-range skin. Well-Worn is one of the more affordable ways into this particular knife finish.

Design

The blade's steel sections are worked into that rippled, banded texture rather than painted, and it's identical from copy to copy. What Well-Worn changes is simply how much extra scuffing sits on top of that texture.

★ Stiletto Knife | Damascus Steel (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Well-Worn covers 0.38–0.45 here, since Damascus Steel's float caps out at 0.50 instead of the usual 1.00 ceiling. That means even this heavily worn grade stays milder than Well-Worn looks on a finish that runs the full range.

Stiletto Knife | Damascus Steel Rarity

This remains a Covert ★ item — the rare-special ("knife") tier, not an ordinary Covert weapon skin. Getting one from a case at all is the scarce step, regardless of the wear grade that copy lands on.

Stiletto Knife | Damascus Steel Case and Collection

Two cases carry this finish, the Prisma Case and the Prisma 2 Case, with no single collection behind it. The rare-special drop rate sits around 0.26% per case across the board, so most Well-Worn copies get bought rather than pulled fresh.

Stiletto Knife | Damascus Steel Patterns

No paint seed changes the look here — the design is fixed, so the steel arrangement is the same on every copy regardless of index. At Well-Worn, added scuffing is the only visual variable, not a different pattern.

StatTrak & Souvenir

StatTrak™ is available on this knife, permanently logging confirmed kills that carry over through trades and sales. Souvenir doesn't apply here at all, because knives never come through Major-tournament souvenir packages.

Stiletto Knife | Damascus Steel Price

Well-Worn sits near the bottom of the Damascus Steel's price ladder, one of the more accessible grades of the finish, while the finish itself still holds a mid-tier spot among this knife's lineup. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does Well-Worn look rough on the Damascus Steel?

Not as rough as Well-Worn typically looks, since this finish caps at a 0.50 float instead of 1.00. There's visible scuffing over the steel texture, but it stops well short of the heavy wear a full-range finish shows at this grade.

What's the cheapest way to own the Stiletto Knife Damascus Steel?

Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred sit at the bottom of this finish's price ladder, making them the more accessible entry points. The finish's own float cap keeps even these worn grades from looking as rough as a full-range skin would at the same wear level.

How do I get a Stiletto Knife Damascus Steel?

It drops from the Prisma Case and the Prisma 2 Case as the rare-special ("knife") pull, at roughly 0.26% per case opening. Given those odds, most buyers pick their wear and float directly on the market rather than opening cases.