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Russian version of the logo

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The logo of the company ALROSA, operating in diamond mining and cutting, includes a corporate mark in the form of two intersecting hexagons composed of triangular segments. The left figure is rendered in shades of red, the right in blue, and the white elements in the center form a stylized diamond. The inscription “ALROSA” is placed beneath the symbol, in uppercase letters of a straight geometric sans‑serif typeface in gray. Depending on context, the logo is used either in full form or separately — either only the graphic or only the text.

PJSC ALROSA is the largest Russian mining company specializing in exploration, extraction, cutting, and sale of natural diamonds. Founded in 1992 on the basis of production assets in Yakutia, today the enterprise controls about one quarter of the world’s diamond production and maintains its own geological, mining, and processing capacities. Its main deposits are located in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) and Arkhangelsk Oblast. The company actively develops exports, participates in international tenders, and implements environmental and digital initiatives.

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