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Blue Gems

Light-Blue Gems

Purple Gems

Silver-Copper

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Guide contents

Disclaimer: this guide contains my personal opinions here and there, just consider that
The guide is here to help you choose a Desert Eagle Heat Treated that fits your preferences and budget the most: blue gems, light-blue gems, purple gems, silver-copper patterns and more.
I added the approximate price just to give you a general idea of how expensive a pattern is, not intended to be used as a pricing guide (but if you rly want then why not).
The prices will be updated from time to time.
Thank you Fish for the screenshots.
Feel free to add me for questions/suggestions.

Blue Gems

Blue Gems are nearly fully blue and are indeed the most expensive patterns.

Top 10 patterns by the amount of blue:
#490 - #148 - #69 - #704 - #567 - #723 - #308 - #517 - 674 - #341
Top 10 most expensive patterns based on Minimal Wear prices:
#490 - #843 - #347 - #66 - #69 - #461 - #792 - #321 - #148 - #704

There are multiple blue gem tier lists out there, but I will stick to the PUFF tier list as it has the most impact on the prices.
PUFF blue gem tier list:
TIER 1: #66, #67, #69, #96, #148, #259, #263, #297, #308, #321, #324, #341, #347, #461, #490, #704, #772, #790, #792, #843, #990
TIER 2: #16, #48, #111, #117, #159, #273, #370, #406, #426, #482, #517, #530, #567, #587, #674, #695, #723, #781, #880, #885, #904, #948
TIER 3: #116, #225, #338, #354, #356, #386, #441, #542, #611, #651, #673, #730, #764, #856, #876, #882, #942, #953

Here are some of the more interesting blue gems:

#490 - the number 1 with the highest amount of blue (75.09%) and the most expensive
price: around 200 x market price

#843 - one of the cleanest looking blue gems
price: around 75-150 x market price

#347 - another one of the cleanest blue gems
price - around 75-150 x market price

#66 - and another one
price - around 50-150 x market price

#69 - the number 3 highest blue percentage (73.38%) and the most blue grill
price - around 50-100 x market price

#321 - clean front + some blue on the grill
price - around 40-80 x market price

Some more pretty clean patterns: #461, #792, #324

#790 - an average tier 1 blue gem
price - around 30-70 x market price

#567 - an average tier 2 blue gem
price - around 20-30 x market price

#611 - an average tier 3 blue gem
price - around 10 x market price

Light-Blue Gems

Next I'd like to introduce you the light-blue gems (the fake blue gems). They look pretty nice while being listed for a lot cheaper than actual blue gems.
How to identify one:
Left - pattern #970 - a low tier blue gem
Right - pattern #77 - a light-blue gem
The main differences such as the shade of the blue color, the overal coverage and the grip color are clearly visible, so light-blue gems are not just low tier blue gems, they seem to be a distinct type of patterns. You can usually find those listed at 2-5x market price, or you can snipe one for market price if you got the patience.

Here are some of the best light-blue gems:

#743 - the pattern with the highest blue percentage (30.54%) and the best coverage

#77

#154

#812

#865

More good looking ones: #331, #379, #652, #890, #863

Purple Gems

These have a dark-purple coverage but sadly there are no full purple patterns, even the best ones have lots of non-purple spots.
The prices have not settled yet, sometimes they sell for market price but most of the time you can find them at around 3-10x market price.

Some of the more interesting purple gems:

#172 - the top 1 with the highest purple percentage - 52.32%.

#293

#710

#599

#532

Some more purple gems: #29, #133, #683, #717, #621, #146, #969, #905

Silver-Copper

The Silver-Copper pattens have a mix of blueish/silver colors with copper/red colors and some bits of gold.

Nice looking and often listed for market price, here are some of the more interesting ones:

#888 - balanced

#814 - balanced

#207 - balanced

#628 - max copper

#556 - max copper

#464 - gray/gold

#289 - max gold

More silver/copper patterns:
balanced: #49, #726, #376, #8, #162, #59, #326, #515, #972, #957
max copper: #691, #306, #783, #620, #155, #285, #303, #620, #957, #303, #543
gray/gold: #493, #52, #22, #178, #323, #963, #362, #996, #391, #6, #369
max gold: #916, #149, #318, #657, #506, #577, #81, #367, #37, #247, #179

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Some more random interesting stuff:

this is how a 0.99 float value tier 1 blue gem looks like (#792)

#218 - the sunrise pattern why not

#175 - the most paternless pattern + a 0.99 float value (in factory new this one looks almost like a default deagle)

i know what some of you might be searching for so here is the closest to a "banana" pattern i could find + a sticker to make it more visible - #178

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