ALROSA may sell two unique diamonds worth a total of more than $ 1 million at Sotheby’s auction, as the single web portal of regulations reported.

      They write about the two diamonds, one of them weighing 52.25 carats with the reported value of $ 974.72 thousand, another diamond weighing 54.09 carats with the reported value of $ 195.16 thousand. The diamonds were first offered for the purchase on a priority basis to the State Depository for Precious Metals of Russia, and then to the Republic of Sakha, but both of them refused to buy diamonds. 

      ALROSA is the Russian group of diamond mining companies, which has the leading role in the world diamond mining by volume. ALROSA is engaged in the exploration, mining, manufacture and sale of diamonds. Mining takes place in Western Yakutia, Russia, the Arkhangelsk region, Russia and South Africa. The Russian Federation is the largest diamond-producing nation in the world, estimated to produce over 33 million carats in 2013, with ALROSA accounting for approximately 97% of all Russian production. According to Bain & Company, ALROSA accounts for 27% of the global diamond production. ALROSA has the world’s largest rough diamond reserves, sufficient for at least another 18–20 years of production.