Glock-18 | Coral Rose: A Vintage Rose in Full Bloom

So, you're eyeing the Glock-18 | Coral Rose? It's a fresh face from the Radiant Collection, sporting a Water Transfer finish and an Uncommon rarity. The official blurb says it all: a coral pink base with vintage rose motifs. That coral pink gives it a warm, soft, spring-like retro feel. On the Glock, it's distinct but not garish. It's the kind of skin that whispers rather than shouts.

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Release Date & Where to Get It

This skin dropped on March 31, 2025, as part of the Spring Forward update, and it belongs to the Radiant Collection. If you're tracking collection progress, that's your date. In the market, filtering by release date helps separate it from other collection items.

As for containers, it's tied to the Radiant Collection. Drop rules may shift, but the collection tag stays. If you don't unbox it, you can always check the Steam Market or C5GAME. Just double-check the name and preview image before you commit.

Skin Details

• Finish: Water Transfer
• Wear Range: 0.0 – 0.752941 (Factory New to Battle-Scarred)

That wide range means prices and looks vary a lot. The coral pink base and vintage roses are applied via water transfer, so the pattern can shift across the slide and grip. Rose placement and density differ between templates, so inspect closely. As wear increases, the pink may turn grey and the roses fade, changing the whole "vintage" vibe from display piece to battle-worn.

Our Verdict

Buy if: You love soft, retro aesthetics and want a Glock that stands out without being loud. Low wear (Factory New or Minimal Wear) keeps that coral pink crisp.

Skip if: You prefer high-contrast, flashy skins, or you're on a tight budget—high wear versions can look muddy.

Inspect first: Always. Use the in-game inspect to see how the roses sit on the grip and slide. Compare wear levels to see how the base color holds up. Thumbnails only tell half the story.

Expert Ramblings

Look, the Coral Rose isn't going to win any "most tactical" awards. It's floral, it's pink, and it's unapologetically soft. But that's exactly why it works. The water transfer finish means every Glock is a little different—some have roses clustered near the grip, others spread across the slide. That variation is half the fun. If you're a collector who appreciates subtlety, this one's a quiet gem. Just don't expect it to match your redline loadout. It won't. And that's okay.