Best Gold Gem Patterns for Every Knife

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When it comes to skin patterns in CS2, people usually talk about either Doppler knives or the Case Hardened collection. Depending on the pattern, Case Hardened knives can have a blue or gold blade, or even a mix of both. Today, the CS.MONEY Blog will tell you all about the Gold Gem patterns on Case Hardened knives.

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What is a Gold Gem?

Gold Gem refers to a small number of patterns (usually one to three) that have the maximum amount of gold on the blade. The Gold Gem patterns of some knives are divided into two types: “clean” and “bright”. Clean patterns have no blue hardened areas at all, featuring mostly gray and gold colors. Bright patterns may have some blue, but the gold areas are more vivid than on clean versions.

Best Gold Gem Patterns for Knives

Below, we list the Gold Gem patterns for knives in CS2. Not all models have them—some have more, while others only have one. Shadow Daggers, for example, don’t have Gold Gem patterns due to their small blade area. Now, let’s go through the full list.

Karambit Case Hardened Gold Gem

Let’s start with one of the most popular knives in Counter-Strike. Pattern 896 is bright, while 939 is clean. They have distinct visual differences—use our preview tools to see which one you prefer.

M9 Bayonet Case Hardened Gold Gem

The M9 Bayonet has three Gold Gem patterns due to its large blade area. Many players love it for this reason, though clean Doppler gems remain significantly more expensive.

Butterfly Knife Case Hardened Gold Gem

Despite its small size, this knife uses the Case Hardened texture on a large scale, meaning some blue will always be present. The best patterns are #75 and #599.

Talon Knife Case Hardened Gold Gem

Talon knives feature a third category of Gold Gem patterns: Double-Sided Gold Gems. Here is the distribution:

  • Clean: #834, #993
  • Bright: #757, #852, #802
  • Double-Sided: #895, #119

Skeleton Knife Case Hardened Gold Gem

The Skeleton Knife is a love-it-or-hate-it knife. Some find the hole in the middle ugly, while others appreciate its uniqueness. What matters is that three Gold Gem patterns exist for this knife.

Stiletto Knife Case Hardened Gold Gem

Historically, stilettos were favored by assassins due to their small size. However, in Counter-Strike, knives are all about status. That’s why the Stiletto Knife Case Hardened is cheaper than many other knives.

Navaja Knife Case Hardened Gold Gem

The unluckiest knife in this category is the Navaja. Its small blade and unimpressive shape make it one of the cheapest knives in the game. It has only one Gold Gem pattern.

Paracord Knife Case Hardened Gold Gem

 Interestingly, the Paracord Knife is named after its handle wrap, not the blade. Paracord is a strong, multipurpose survival tool. But we’re here for Gold Gems, and this knife has two of them.

Survival Knife Case Hardened Gold Gem

 This knife features a unique blade shape, which is large enough to include two Gold Gem patterns. However, even on Gold Gem versions, a noticeable amount of gray remains.

Nomad Knife Case Hardened Gold Gem

The Nomad Knife is more expensive than most in this list. Despite its modest blade size, it has a simple yet stylish look—and three Gold Gem patterns.

Ursus Knife Case Hardened Gold Gem

The Ursus Knife has a straightforward blade shape, but many players love it for its affordable price. The extra cost for a gold blade is relatively small, as most collectors prefer Dopplers or Fades.

Classic Knife Case Hardened Gold Gem

The Classic Knife Case Hardened was introduced in the CS20 Collection. It blends the nostalgia of CS 1.6 with the aesthetics of Global Offensive.

Bowie Knife Case Hardened Gold Gem

Fun fact: David Bowie took his stage name from this knife, not the other way around. This bold blade is eye-catching, but like the Ursus Knife, players often prefer clean Dopplers.

Huntsman Knife Case Hardened Gold Gem

The Huntsman Knife never gets a fully golden blade—other colors always peek through. Still, it remains a recognizable and stylish choice.

Flip Knife Case Hardened Gold Gem

Only one pattern for this knife qualifies as Gold Gem—#731, which has minimal blue. The Case Hardened Flip Knife isn’t the most prestigious skin, making it a relatively affordable option.

Gut Knife Case Hardened Gold Gem

One of the oldest knives in Counter-Strike, the Gut Knife is a popular choice for beginner traders due to its low price. It has only one Gold Gem pattern, with a mix of gray and gold.

Falchion Knife Case Hardened Gold Gem

Unlike most knives, the Falchion Knife’s pattern extends to the handle, making it stand out. It has three Gold Gem patterns, though it’s not the biggest knife in the game.

Gold Gem patterns come with a small price premium and can elevate your inventory when combined with the right gloves and weapons. Skins in CS2 are a form of self-expression—there are no wrong choices. CS.MONEY is here to help you build your dream inventory without overpaying!

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