The mark consists of 3 large rings in shades of white, pink and gradient purple colors angled on different planes and crossing each other at different points, resembling the outer rings of the universal symbol for an atom. These 3 rings form together an hexagonal central space where 3 smaller rings / circles all layed out on a same vertical plane also cross each other at different points. The inner circles are colored in various shades of pink and purple while their outer lines are white. Around the edges, there are additional lines repeating the outer lines of each circle and imitating radiation / illumination from the center, resembling the rings left by a rock thrown in the water as the waves of the agitated water travel outwards. The outer larger rings have color shades ranging from white to different shades of purple, including a light pink (gradient purple) and lay on a black and deep blue background. The literal element, the word "molecules" is written in black letters below the drawing described above.