Butterfly Doppler Ruby Guide

Guide Overview

Master Guide to Butterfly Doppler Ruby Max Ruby Patterns

The blade of the knife is painted with metallic paints and adorned with a pattern of translucent wavy lines resembling smoke. The color scheme of the skin includes various shades of red creating gradient transitions. The design of the skin resembles the texture of the ruby. The handle is unpainted and complemented with brown inserts.

The pattern index affects the texture overlay. Special or rare variations of the pattern are called "Max Ruby" .

Rank I Ruby knives do not have dark lines on the blade. The best patterns are #602 and #72.

Rank III has dark lines or spots on the blade, but the blade also remains Max Ruby.

Pattern Evaluation

Note: Butterfly Knife Ruby has the same pattern as Butterfly Knife Sapphire and Gamma Doppler Emerald. This guide is for the Play Side.

These patterns feature perfect red coverage with no dark lines on the blade. They are the most valuable Ruby patterns and extremely rare. The best patterns are #602 and #72.

Float Value of the skin ranges from 0.00 to 0.08, which makes Butterfly Knife | Doppler Ruby available only in Factory New and Minimal Wear condition. At levels of wear close to the maximum, the knife has noticeable scratches and abrasions located along the cutting edge.

For Ruby patterns, low float values are extremely important as they preserve the vibrant red coloring and minimize scratches that can interfere with the ruby-like appearance. Rank I patterns with low floats command the highest prices in the market.

Rank I Max Ruby patterns are extremely rare and valuable - they have no dark lines on the blade.

Value And Inspection Notes

Patterns #602 and #72 are considered the best Rank I patterns and command premium prices.

Ruby shares the same pattern seeds as Sapphire and Emerald - only the color differs.

Low float values are crucial for Ruby patterns as they maintain the vibrant red coloring.

StatTrak™ Max Ruby patterns are among the rarest and most expensive skins in CS2.

Butterfly Doppler Ruby Visual Examples

#72

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