★ Stiletto Knife | Marble Fade (Factory New)

The ★ Stiletto Knife | Marble Fade (Factory New, FN) is a Covert ★ knife finish built from black and silver metallic paints run through a marbleizing medium and candy-coated in three colors. Factory New sits at the cleanest end of this finish's narrow float range, so the swirl reads at its sharpest right out of the gate.

Design

The blade carries a marbled swirl of black and silver metallic paint under a three-color candy coat, with the exact swirl arrangement varying from copy to copy. It carries the flavor line "The blade is made of many colors, but soon it all looks red."

★ Stiletto Knife | Marble Fade (Factory New) Float and Wear

Marble Fade is float-capped between 0.00 and 0.08, so only Factory New and Minimal Wear (MW) ever exist — this finish never wears past a near-mint look no matter the copy. Factory New occupies the low end of that range, covering roughly 0.00–0.07 on the float scale, keeping the marbled swirl at its most legible and glossy.

Stiletto Knife | Marble Fade Rarity

Rarity: Covert ★ — the gold-tier rare special, the "knife" slot that outranks every ordinary weapon grade in its case pool. Pulling one at all is the scarce outcome, before wear even enters the picture.

Stiletto Knife | Marble Fade Case and Collection

This finish isn't tied to a single collection — it drops from both the Prisma Case and the Prisma 2 Case. The rare-special ("knife") tier as a whole lands around 0.26% per case opening, so most buyers pick one up on the market instead of chasing that pull.

Stiletto Knife Marble Fade Patterns

Marble Fade's swirl is locked in by the paint seed, and collectors chase specific arrangements rather than a random blend. The grail is "Fire & Ice" — red and blue flames meeting cleanly on the edge — which commands a large premium, while "Max Fire" (red-dominant) and "Max Ice" (blue-dominant) patterns are also prized. That arrangement is fixed per copy and never shifts with wear, so a sharp, well-defined seed on this Factory New copy is what separates a top-tier Marble Fade from an ordinary one.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A StatTrak™ version of this knife exists and tracks confirmed kills permanently, carrying that count through any trade or sale. There's no Souvenir version at all — knives are never included in Major-tournament souvenir packages, regardless of case or collection.

Stiletto Knife | Marble Fade Price

Factory New sits ahead of Minimal Wear on the Marble Fade's own price ladder, and this finish overall lands in the mid-tier among the knife's finishes — still a premium item in absolute terms, just not the priciest way to own a Stiletto. A standout Fire & Ice seed can push an individual copy well above that baseline. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

What case is the Stiletto Knife Marble Fade in?

It comes from both the Prisma Case and the Prisma 2 Case rather than a single box. That spread is a big reason most buyers grab theirs on the market instead of hunting a specific case.

What's the best Stiletto Knife Marble Fade pattern?

"Fire & Ice" is the grail — red and blue flames meeting cleanly across the blade — and it carries a large premium over an average copy. "Max Fire" (mostly red) and "Max Ice" (mostly blue) are also sought after. The arrangement is fixed by the paint seed for the copy's whole life and never changes with wear.

What are the best gloves for the Stiletto Knife | Marble Fade?

Since the swirl mixes red, blue, and silver tones, gloves in a matching red, blue, or neutral black work best depending on which color dominates your copy's seed. A Fire & Ice blade pairs especially well with two-tone gloves that echo both ends of the swirl. For the best Stiletto Knife Marble Fade glove combo, match whichever color reads strongest on your copy.