Five-SeveN | Silver Quartz

The Five-SeveN | Silver Quartz is a CS2 pistol skin with a dark charcoal slide covered in angular silver patterning. Crystal-like facets and bright metallic highlights contrast with its mostly plain, dark frame. The restrained palette suits players who prefer detailed finishes without vivid colors. Standard and Souvenir versions are available, but there is no StatTrak™ version.

Description

The Five-SeveN | Silver Quartz is a skin for the Counter-Terrorist Five-SeveN pistol in CS2. Its Anodized Multicolored finish gives the weapon a metallic appearance centered on the patterned slide. Intersecting silver lines and crystal-like facets form its main visual feature. Bright details near the muzzle and upper slide edge provide contrast against the charcoal base. The appearance suits players who want geometric detailing rather than a colorful illustration on their sidearm. Happy, Skadoodle, and ZywOo are among the professional players who own the skin. Buyers can choose between standard and Souvenir copies across the available exterior categories. When comparing listings, the exact float and version help distinguish copies that share the same finish name.

History and Origin

Five-SeveN | Silver Quartz was released in CS:GO on November 27, 2013. It arrived with The Safehouse Collection during the DreamHack 2013 update. Valve created the finish rather than a community designer. Its Souvenir history includes the DreamHack 2013 Souvenir Package and the EMS One 2014 Souvenir Package. Opening either associated package remains an acquisition route for a Souvenir copy, although the skin cannot be selected as the outcome. The Safehouse Collection also provides a Trade Up Contract route with Silver Quartz among the possible results. Today, buyers can obtain an existing copy through the Steam Community Market or a player-to-player trade without relying on a random outcome.

Finish Style

Silver Quartz uses an Anodized Multicolored finish, combining metallic paint with a crystallizing mask to produce its angular pattern. The slide has a dark charcoal base beneath intersecting silver lines. These lines divide the surface into facets resembling crystalline shapes. Bright silver highlights follow the upper slide edge and surround the muzzle. The frame, trigger guard, and grip remain mostly dark gray, concentrating the busier pattern on the upper half. Small silver-gray controls and rail details carry the metallic palette into the lower section. A finely textured grip panel and vertical serrations at the rear of the slide add visible surface detail. Overall, the patterned slide contrasts with the plain frame through silver highlights and dark tones rather than saturated color.

Float Value

The float value range is 0.00 to 0.40, covering Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, and Well-Worn. Well-Worn is the highest-wear exterior available for this finish. Standard and Souvenir versions exist, but there is no StatTrak version; version availability is separate from the float-based exterior condition.

Rarity and Popularity

Five-SeveN | Silver Quartz has Mil-Spec Grade rarity within The Safehouse Collection. Its chance within that collection is 1.07%, which does not guarantee a particular acquisition outcome. Professional ownership includes Happy, Skadoodle, and ZywOo, although ownership alone does not establish resale demand.

Why it’s Popular:

• Angular silver facets give the slide a distinctive geometric appearance

• Dark neutral colors suit understated loadouts

• Souvenir options add a tournament-package connection

• Documented ownership includes Happy, Skadoodle, and ZywOo

Price Range

The live Five-SeveN | Silver Quartz price range is $0.09 to $2,990.00. These bounds cover the whole skin and are not fixed prices for particular exteriors or versions. Standard copies occupy a low price level, while Souvenir versions have a higher price profile. Compare Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, and Well-Worn listings by their exact float as well as their exterior label. Confirm whether each listing is standard or Souvenir before comparing its CS2 skin price with another copy.

How to Obtain

1. Buy Directly through Eneba Skins

One of the fastest and most straightforward options is to purchase skins directly through Eneba Skins. You can browse available CS2 skins, compare prices, and choose the items that best fit your budget.

2. Open a Souvenir Package

The finish appears in the DreamHack 2013 Souvenir Package and the EMS One 2014 Souvenir Package. Opening an associated package offers a route to a Souvenir copy, but it does not guarantee Silver Quartz as the result.

3. Trade Up Contracts

Use 10 Industrial Grade skins from The Safehouse Collection in a Trade Up Contract for 1 Mil-Spec Grade result from that collection. Silver Quartz is a possible outcome, but the result is random among the collection's Mil-Spec Grade skins.

4. Buy on the Steam Community Market

Buy an existing copy on the Steam Community Market instead of relying on a random package or contract outcome. Check the exterior and whether the listing is standard or Souvenir before choosing a copy.

5. Trade with Other Players

Player-to-player trading provides another route to Five-SeveN | Silver Quartz through an agreed exchange. Confirm the exact float, exterior, and version of the offered item before accepting, particularly when comparing standard and Souvenir copies.

Trading and Investment Considerations

Standard and Souvenir copies occupy different price levels, so traders should compare like-for-like listings. Professional ownership provides visibility, but it does not establish how quickly a copy will sell. Supply trends and price history remain uncertain, making float, exterior, and version the practical starting points when buying, selling, or trading.

Reasons it Holds Value

• Valve-created finish from The Safehouse Collection

• Documented ownership by professional players

• Distinct Souvenir versions for collectors

• Low entry cost for standard copies

The investment rating is medium: professional ownership, accessible standard copies, and distinct Souvenir options provide a reasonable collector case. The main risk is uncertain resale demand and future supply, with no established price history supporting an expectation of sustained growth.