AK-47 | Consequence of the Jinn (Field-Tested)

The AK-47 | Consequence of the Jinn in Field-Tested (FT): the orange base with golden flames reads in full, and the scuffs hide inside the artwork. The float sits within 0.15–0.38. It is a Covert skin in The Arabesque Collection, a set built around Eastern ornament, and the collection never went into cases.

What the AK-47 | Consequence of the Jinn looks like in Field-Tested

The base is a rich orange, and the tongues of flame over it are done in glossy gold. Above the magazine is the jinn himself. The gold here is not flat: it throws highlights and changes brightness as you turn the weapon. In Field-Tested the wear settles on the receiver edges and the stock, where the orange fades to brown. The gold lines lose their gloss first, so toward the top of the range the flames go matte. The jinn figure sits in the center of the body and stays whole.

What to check before buying

A listing for the AK-47 | Consequence of the Jinn is chosen on two things:

• float: here it reads from the gold's shine, not from chips;


• the stickers and name tag left by the previous owner.

The pattern index does not affect the price; the artwork is the same on every copy.

In this wear the band is 0.15–0.38, and listings from the two ends of it look different.

What the AK-47 | Consequence of the Jinn costs in Field-Tested

Prices by wear:

• Factory New is priced at roughly four times this wear;


• Minimal Wear carries a markup of about 1.5 times;


• Well-Worn is cheaper by a factor of about 1.5;


• Battle-Scarred is almost twice as cheap.

The drop downward is larger here than on most Covert skins in CS2, and the reason is the gold: on worn copies it dulls the most. That is why Field-Tested is the point where the artwork is still whole and the premium is already gone.

Getting the AK-47 | Consequence of the Jinn

The AK-47 | Consequence of the Jinn is in no case: The Arabesque Collection was never put into cases at all. It was released on July 8, 2026.

So there is only one road to the skin, the trade-up contract. You hand in ten Classified skins and get one Covert skin. The collection has two Classified skins: the Desert Eagle | Eastern Enigma and the M4A4 | Falak. It has two Covert skins as well, so the result is either this rifle or the AWP | Sovereign Flame, a 50-50 chance.

There is nowhere higher to go: Covert is the top rank in this collection. The wear of the result is inherited from the skins put in, so building a clean copy by trade-up is almost unrealistic.

StatTrak and Souvenir

Stickers and craft on the AK-47 | Consequence of the Jinn

No StatTrak version of the AK-47 | Consequence of the Jinn was released. Souvenir copies do exist, but there were no packages for this finish: those were made only for tournament map collections. Such copies are built through the Souvenir-O-Matic, which puts gold tournament stickers and a player autograph on an ordinary skin from your inventory.

Orange with gold is a bright, demanding base. Gold stickers get lost on it because they merge with the flames. Black and dark blue give the contrast you need and hold the shape of the design. White ones work but look cold beside the warm base. This skin is a poor fit for a craft: the gold overpowers any sticker.

Who this wear suits

The AK-47 | Consequence of the Jinn in Field-Tested makes sense when:

• you want a Covert AK-47 for CS2 without paying extra for a perfect float;


• you are putting together a Terrorist-side set in orange and gold;


• you like illustrated artwork more than an abstract fill.

The gold in Field-Tested is no longer as bright as in the top wears, and up close that shows. At playing distance the difference does not read.