Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes (Field-Tested)

The Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes in Field-Tested (FT) sits in the middle of the scale: the bronze on the grips is already rubbed, but the eyes still read. This wear of the finish has a float of 0.15 to 0.38. Restricted is the rank, and the pistols come out of the Sealed Genesis Terminal.

What the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes looks like in Field-Tested

The grips are covered in embossed bronze trim with turquoise eyes set into it: one large and several small ones around the edges. The slides are dark graphite with a fine woven texture; a turquoise-green patina runs along the top, and the edges and small details are outlined in bronze. Valve describes the slides as heavenly paintings, while on the render it is mostly the texture and the patina that read.

In Field-Tested the wear gathers on the exposed spots: the spine of the grip, the edges of the slides and the trigger guards. The bronze there turns lighter and in places gray, and the small details lose their outline.

Where the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes came from

The finish was made by the artist Chemical Alia in the Steam Workshop. The submission went up on June 10, 2025, under the title "Be Not Afraid | Biblically Accurate Berettas". Its caption is short: a guardian angel always keeps you in view, perhaps with five eyes. The name plays on the familiar image of angels with many eyes.

The finish reached the game on September 16, 2025, together with the Genesis Collection, and its number in Valve's catalog is 1347. A day later Valve announced in a separate note that players in Belgium, the Netherlands and France could now open their items from the Sealed Genesis Terminal.

What to check before buying

Before buying the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes, it is worth checking a few points:

• float: the closer to 0.38, the more of the bronze on the grips is worn away;


• the eyes on the grips: the thin edges around them rub off first;


• the name tag and stickers this pair already carries.

Nobody has to choose this finish by pattern, since it is identical across all listings. Search by the number and not by the wear label, because the 0.15 to 0.38 band is wide.

What the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes costs in Field-Tested

The neighboring wears look like this:

• Factory New costs almost six times as much;


• Minimal Wear costs a bit more than twice as much;


• Well-Worn is cheaper by about a tenth;


• Battle-Scarred is cheaper by a factor of one and a half.

The top wear is set apart more sharply than on most pistols: the fine painting survives in full only at a clean float, and that is what buyers pay for.

Among Restricted Dual Berettas in this wear, the finish is third from the bottom of twelve. Only Dual Berettas | Cobalt Quartz costs less, by half, and Dual Berettas | Flora Carnivora, by three tenths. Above it come Dual Berettas | Hydro Strike at one and a half times the price and Dual Berettas | Urban Shock at two and a half. Dual Berettas | Sweet Little Angels costs almost three times as much. The top of the row is held by Dual Berettas | Hemoglobin, Dual Berettas | Demolition and Dual Berettas | Duelist.

Getting the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes

The pistols drop from the Sealed Genesis Terminal, and no other case holds this finish.

A contract also yields the skin: ten skins from one rank lower in a single collection. The Genesis Collection has five Restricted finishes, so the chance of getting these pistols is one in five.

StatTrak and Souvenir

Stickers and craft on the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes

There is a StatTrak version of the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes. No Souvenir packages were issued for this finish, because they were made only for tournament map collections. A Souvenir copy can still be built by hand: the Souvenir-O-Matic puts gold tournament stickers and a player autograph on an ordinary skin from your inventory. That is why a lone Souvenir copy occasionally turns up even where packages never existed.

Bronze and turquoise give two palettes: warm gold stickers will blend into the trim, while cool blue and turquoise ones will set off the eyes. Light stickers read on the dark slide, but the fine texture fights detailed logos. For a CS2 craft it is easier to take one large sticker in a calm color.

Who this wear suits

Buying the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes in Field-Tested makes sense under these conditions:

• you want pistols with painted artwork at a price near the bottom of their rank;


• in CS2 matches nobody studies the drawing up close, and the bronze on the grips still reads;


• you are ready to check the float and compare the extreme listings of the band.

If you need whole bronze and the outline on the small details, look at Minimal Wear: it costs a bit more than twice as much.