The gradient and the pattern
The curved blade is covered in a gradient of pink and purple, with lighter and warmer tones in places. How much of each colour you see depends on the copy's pattern number: on Fade finishes the pattern shifts where the gradient sits on the blade. We don't list specific patterns or rate them; compare real screenshots of a copy before deciding, and use the patterns guide as a starting point. The handle stays dark and plain, and the finger ring is bare metal.
Float
Floats up to 0.07 are Factory New and the rest are Minimal Wear. At this level of wear the difference between them is hard to see. So on this knife, the pattern matters much more than the exterior.
Where it comes from
Knives don't belong to a collection. Instead, cases list them in a separate group, the Exceedingly Rare Special Item. Other Fade knives include the Butterfly Knife, Talon Knife and Skeleton Knife versions; more Karambits are on the Karambit page.
