Sticker | Infinite Diamond (Holo) is a Holo community sticker from The Boardroom Sticker Capsule, designed by Jake Stollery. The Holo finish makes it a premium take on the original artwork, and its release in February 1st, 2022 places it with recent Workshop drops collectors follow closely.
Sticker | Infinite Diamond (Holo) is a Holo community sticker from The Boardroom Sticker Capsule, designed by Jake Stollery. The Holo finish makes it a premium take on the original artwork, and its release in February 1st, 2022 places it with recent Workshop drops collectors follow closely.
Sticker | Infinite Diamond (Holo) is a Holo community sticker - not an autograph or team mark - drawn from The Boardroom Sticker Capsule. The piece is the Holo variant of Jake Stollery's Workshop design and was released February 1st, 2022, carrying the visual identity of a community artwork rather than a player or club insignia.
This is the Holo film, which sits above the base paper print in the finish ladder for its set. Within typical finish hierarchies Holo is a premium film that offers a clear step up in visual pop compared with the paper version, while remaining below the rarest gold or specialty films.
Collectors go after the Holo here because it materially alters the way Stollery's geometry reads under light, lifting contrast and color depth compared with the paper version. Given the finish_rank is premium, this Holo carries that elevated presence that many buyers prefer when they want the artwork to stand out on a weapon without jumping to the very top-tier films.
The sticker sits in a mid value bracket among similar Workshop releases, which means it is accessible to most collectors wanting a premium look without moving into the highest-value rungs. Mid tier implies steady interest from mainstream collectors rather than the extremes of budget or grail chasing.
This is a community artwork, not an autograph: it depicts the Infinite Diamond motif created by Jake Stollery and reflects Workshop pedigree rather than competitive provenance. That designer tag matters among collectors who follow Workshop authors, since the name ties the artwork to a maker rather than a team or player.
It comes from The Boardroom Sticker Capsule, which groups this artwork with a small sibling set of themed community stickers. Origin from that capsule signals where collectors will look for companions and where applied supply originally entered the market.
Applied stickers can be scraped thinner over time and will be destroyed if you remove them, so every craft consumes a copy. Clean, unapplied stock only gets rarer as players craft and weapons are traded with applied decorations.
The sticker carries a Remarkable rarity grade, placing it above the common base grades and under the highest rare classes. That middle-high grading supports the finish premium while keeping it within reach of collectors who target non-foil Workshop pieces.
This Holo is well suited for a craft because the finish reads strongly on bright, exposed surfaces and brings out detail that paper tends to mute. Collectors aiming to showcase the artwork on a prominent face will favor this film, which is why certain finishes create repeat demand among crafters.
Released February 1st, 2022, the Infinite Diamond Holo sits with modern Workshop drops and represents the continuing stream of community designs that Valve has allowed into the market. Its place is contemporary - part of the era where Workshop authors like Jake Stollery contribute directly to capsule lineups rather than being commemorative or player-driven releases.
