P250 | Dark Filigree (Well-Worn)

The P250 | Dark Filigree (Well-Worn) is an Industrial Grade pistol skin with a deep red hydrographic pattern over a charcoal base, shown here in a more worn state. It's a cheaper route into the design for players who don't need top condition.

Design

This finish layers a deep red hydrographic pattern across a charcoal-gray base, producing a subdued, ornate look on the P250. It's a Valve creation, carrying the line "Perhaps this is one piece of art better left in the past."

P250 | Dark Filigree (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Float on this finish tops out at just 0.50, and Well-Worn sits near that ceiling, showing clear scuffing on the charcoal base and a noticeably duller red pattern. Even so, because the whole range is capped so far below 1.0, this grade never approaches the harshest wear a typical uncapped skin can show — the pattern remains identifiable throughout.

P250 | Dark Filigree Rarity

Rarity: Industrial Grade, the light-blue tier just above the lowest standard grade — a common finish rather than a scarce one.

P250 | Dark Filigree Case and Collection

Dark Filigree comes from The Canals Collection, released with Operation Shattered Web in November 2019. There's no case attached, so every copy traces back to the collection's drop pool or the trading market.

P250 | Dark Filigree Patterns

Every copy of this finish shows the same fixed red-and-charcoal artwork regardless of paint seed, so there's no rare pattern or blue gem to look for. Wear alone changes how a given copy looks.

StatTrak & Souvenir

The skin exists only in standard form, with neither a StatTrak counter nor a Souvenir tag. Souvenir status requires a Major-tournament package, and The Canals Collection has never appeared in one.

P250 | Dark Filigree Price

Well-Worn ranks near the bottom of the price ladder, ahead of only Battle-Scarred, making it a budget way into the deep red design for cost-conscious buyers. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How worn does the Well-Worn Dark Filigree look?

It shows real scuffing and a duller red tone than the cleaner grades, but the finish's 0.50 float cap keeps it far from the harshest wear a skin can display. The pattern stays recognizable throughout.

Should I buy Well-Worn or spend more on Field-Tested?

Field-Tested looks a bit sharper for a modest price increase, so it's the better pick if you want more visual polish. Well-Worn suits buyers focused purely on getting the design as cheaply as possible.

Which gloves suit the Dark Filigree?

Dark, muted gloves complement the charcoal base well — black or gray leather styles keep the loadout coordinated, while a deep red pair can pick up the pattern's main tone.