Stilett (★) | Ultraviolett (Fabrikneu)

Stilett (★) | Ultraviolett (Fabrikneu), kategorisiert unter Knives und hauptsächlich in Factory New verfügbar, weist einen Float-Wertebereich von 0.06 bis 0.8 auf. Dieser Bereich beschränkt seine Verfügbarkeit auf Bedingungen wie Factory New. Stilett (★) | Ultraviolett (Fabrikneu) ist bekannt für sein Ultraviolett Muster und wurde von Valve entwickelt. Derzeit wird es zu ungefähr 508.76 auf Märkten wie gehandelt und bleibt unpopular unter Sammlern.

Der Stilett (★) | Ultraviolett (Fabrikneu) sticht als einer von 6 Skins hervor. Mit seinem Verdeckt Seltenheitsstatus ist es eine Herausforderung, das Ultraviolett zu erhalten, da es nur eine Chance hat, zu fallen.

The ★ Stiletto Knife | Ultraviolet is a covert knife skin known for its sleek and deadly design. Clad in an alluring juxtaposition of dark purples and blacks, this skin is worthy of a real-life assassin's toolkit. It is part of the Prisma Collection and was released in March 2019. As a knife skin, its rarity is far above most weapon skins.

The ★ Stiletto Knife | Ultraviolet is categorized as a 'Covert Knife', putting it among the rarest of all CS:GO skin items. It is treasured among players for its stealthy appearance and highlights the player's status due to its rarity.

This skin was introduced as part of the Prisma Update in March 2019. This collection introduced new knife models into the game, including the Stiletto design.

The Ultraviolet is highly popular among the CS:GO community for its understated, yet poignant aesthetic. It maintains a high level of popularity among both professional and casual gamers.

This skin, like all knife skins in CS:GO, is independent of the weapon selection, meaning players can equip it for either the Terrorist or Counter-Terrorist side.

The Ultraviolet sports a uniquely sleek design with dark purples that blend into blacks. The blade design, combined with its striking appearance, makes it stand out among other knife skins.

The ★ Stiletto Knife | Ultraviolet made its appearance during the Prisma Update, rewarding players with a new set of knife skins.

With its unconventional structure and standout aesthetics, the Ultraviolet skin has intrigued both players and creators ever since its release.

Designed by Valve.

The dark purples and slick blacks combined with a strategic wear placement make this skin truly distinctive.

Its unique design and covert rarity have earned the ★ Stiletto Knife | Ultraviolet overwhelming positive reviews within the CS:GO community. It is often considered a symbol of player prestige.

The ★ Stiletto Knife | Ultraviolet skin debuted in the Prisma Collection, which marked a significant expansion of the game’s knife models.

Its popularity lies in the unique design, covert rarity, and the stealthy appearance that appeals to many players, making it a highly sought-after knife skin.

The Prisma Update was a major defining moment for this knife. It introduced a new set of knife skins, including the renowned Ultraviolet skin.

Combining the elegance and aggression of a stiletto knife with the dark and atmospheric colors of the ultraviolet spectrum, this skin represents the blending of gentility and deadly stealth in the world of CS:GO.

The Ultraviolet takes on a darker, more sinister look than other knife skins, symbolizing both subtlety and deadly precision. Its dark purple hues offer an alluring yet deadly vibe, quite like the ultraviolet spectrum itself.

Players have an emotional connection with this skin due to the achievement of attaining a Covert Knife tier item, coupled with the pride in owning a one-of-a-kind skin that blends beautiful design with deadly purpose.

Since its release, the Ultraviolet skin has stirred the CS:GO community with its unique design, inspiring many players and designers alike.

Being a skin highly prized for its rarity and aesthetics, the Ultraviolet is a frequent sight at major CS:GO esports events.

With its allure of rarity and prestige, there are numerous stories of players fraught with anticipation in hoping to acquire the Ultraviolet during a case opening.