Five-SeveN | Crimson Blossom (Well-Worn)

The Five-SeveN | Crimson Blossom (Well-Worn) carries the wine-red rose bud design in a clearly used state. It's a budget-friendly way to run this pattern for players who don't mind visible wear.

Design

A wine-colored rose bud hydrographic pattern covers the slide, a Valve-made design that leans fully into its flavor text, "No rose without a thorn." The floral motif remains the defining feature of the skin.

Five-SeveN | Crimson Blossom (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Well-Worn sits near the top of the Crimson Blossom's float range, which is capped at 0.50 rather than the full scale. At this stage the finish shows noticeable scratching and paint thinning across the slide, though the rose pattern remains identifiable rather than obscured.

Five-SeveN | Crimson Blossom Rarity

This finish carries Mil-Spec Grade rarity — the blue tier, sitting at the bottom rung of the standard colored weapon grades.

Five-SeveN | Crimson Blossom Case and Collection

The Crimson Blossom is part of The St. Marc Collection, dated to Operation Shattered Web in November 2019. With no case tied to it, copies come from collection drops and trade-up contracts, where the Mil-Spec tier represents about 79.92% of the pool.

Five-SeveN | Crimson Blossom Patterns

Because the rose bud artwork is fixed rather than randomized, there's no paint seed and no "blue gem" variant to hunt among copies — every unit carries the identical layout, and only wear changes the visual.

StatTrak & Souvenir

No StatTrak version exists for the Crimson Blossom, and no Souvenir version does either — Souvenir items are only produced from Major-tournament packages, and this finish has never appeared in one.

Five-SeveN | Crimson Blossom Price

Well-Worn ranks near the bottom of the Crimson Blossom's price ladder, just above Battle-Scarred — an affordable entry point for buyers who care more about the design than surface polish. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How worn does Well-Worn look on the Crimson Blossom?

It shows real wear — visible scratching and paint loss across the slide — but the busy rose pattern still reads clearly, since the design covers most of the surface. It's rougher than Field-Tested but not as heavily battered as Battle-Scarred.

Should I buy Well-Worn over Field-Tested?

Only if the lower price matters more to you than surface condition. Field-Tested looks noticeably cleaner for a modest cost difference, so it's the better pick for most buyers, but Well-Worn works fine for a budget-focused loadout.

Does the float cap limit how rough this wear can get?

Yes — since the Crimson Blossom's float never exceeds 0.50, even its most worn copies stay milder than a full-range skin would look at the same grade. It won't reach the heaviest damage some other finishes show.