Karambit Marble Fade Specialist Gloves Fade

Blue · Purple High-end Updated Aug 3, 2026

This is a blue and purple combo featuring the Karambit Marble Fade and Specialist Gloves Fade. The blade runs marbled bands of blue and violet across polished steel, and the gloves fade from pink through purple. Both are gradients rather than patterns, so they read as related even where the colors differ.

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Karambit Marble Fade Specialist Gloves Fade, CS2 skin combo screenshot

Total $1,617

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How much does the Karambit Marble Fade Specialist Gloves Fade combo cost?
With Karambit | Marble Fade in Factory New and Specialist Gloves | Fade in Minimal Wear, the set comes to about $1,617 in total. That puts it in the high-end bracket on this site. Prices come from live market listings and move daily.
Which item costs the most in this combo?
Karambit | Marble Fade in Factory New is the expensive part at around $1,050, against $567 for Specialist Gloves | Fade in Minimal Wear. If you are building this up over time, that is the piece to buy last and the one to budget around.
Can you build this combo for less?
Keep Specialist Gloves | Fade and swap the rest. Gloves set the palette, so once they are fixed you can substitute a cheaper finish in the same color family for anything else and the set still reads the same way from a first-person view. Buying a lower wear on the expensive item is the other lever, and usually the bigger one.
What colors is this combo built around?
Blue · Purple. Every item was picked to sit in that palette rather than just to look good on its own, which is what stops a set from falling apart once you see the pieces next to each other in-game.