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L&M Russia Edition - Luminous Mark series

Original price was: 60 €.Current price is: 35 €.

Brand and name: L&M (Russia Edition - Luminous Mark series)
The set includes: 5 packs
Country of manufacture: Russia
Production period: ~2005–2015.
Package type: Hard pack

Availability: 1 in stock

Original price was: 12 €.Current price is: 7 €.

Availability: 1 in stock

Original price was: 12 €.Current price is: 7 €.
Original price was: 12 €.Current price is: 7 €.

Availability: 1 in stock

Original price was: 12 €.Current price is: 7 €.

Availability: 1 in stock

Original price was: 12 €.Current price is: 7 €.

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Description:
This L&M The set stands out because it combines different versions of the Luminous Mark line - Lights (blue), Menthol (green), Full Flavor (red), One (gold) and classic silver version. The main highlight is the modernized design with an oval-shaped logo and the "Luminous Mark" concept, which gave the packages a more modern and dynamic visual identity.

This set not an official factory kit, but clearly reflects the full spectrum of a single design generation. Such packages were released as part of a global brand refresh, in order to unify L&M's image across different markets while maintaining product differentiation in terms of strength and flavor.

The set is distinguished by the fact that it covers the entire main product line in one period - this gives it very solid and representative character, which is valuable to collectors as a complete image of the series.

Historical data:
Mid-2000s L&M moved to a more modern design, abandoning older strict graphic elements and introducing „Luminous Mark identity, which was used in many markets, including Russia. This period coincided with increasing restrictions on advertising, making packaging one of the main communication channels.

Color coding (blue, red, green, gold and silver) was used not only for aesthetics but also for clear product segmentation. Such sets are considered interesting today because they represent a transitional stage between the classic L&M design and later even more standardized (plain packaging) solutions, therefore has collector's value as an example of the complete line.