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A red square standing on one corner, on a white ground.
Also known as: Red diamond emblem
The red crystal is the third protective emblem, added in 2005 for societies that wish to display neither a cross nor a crescent. It is a red square standing on a point, deliberately carrying no religious or national association at all.
A protective emblem under the Third Additional Protocol to the Geneva Conventions, adopted in 2005 with the same standing as the red cross and red crescent.
Contexts: Medicine
Designed to carry no religious, political or national association, so that a society unwilling to display either existing emblem has a lawful alternative. Another emblem may be placed inside it for identification.
A square outlined in red and standing on one corner, its interior white, on a plain white ground.
The third of three emblems of equal legal standing.