  We report X-ray diffraction and resonant elastic X-ray scattering (REXS)
studies on two $\alpha$-RuCl$_{3}$ crystals with distinct magnetic transition
temperatures: T$_{N}$=7.3K and 6.5K. We find that the sample with T$_{N}$=6.5K
exhibits a high degree of structural twinning at low temperature, whereas the
T$_{N}$=7.3K sample primarily comprises a single domain of R$\bar{3}$.
Notwithstanding, both samples exhibit an identical zigzag magnetic structure,
with magnetic moments pointing away from the honeycomb plane by
$\alpha=31(2)^{\circ}$. We argue that the identical ordered moment directions
in these samples suggest that the intralayer magnetic Hamiltonian remains
mostly unchanged regardless of T$_{N}$.
