The color red appears in the mark at the following locations: As emanating from the top and bottom of the staff where the zircons are located; alongside and at the center of the first jewel facing forward when going top to bottom, extending outward from the staff 2 to 3 times the width of the staff in each direction, somewhat blurred; and a glint of red and pinkish red is in portions of the facets of the depicted jewels facing forward on the staff. The color orange appears in the mark at the following locations: As emanating from the top and bottom of the staff where the zircons are located; alongside and at the center of the second jewel facing forward when going top to bottom, extending outward from the staff 2 to 3 times the width of the staff in each direction, somewhat blurred; Appears in the flames depicted mixing with water below the yin-yang like circle and just outside the perimeter of this circle. The color yellow appears in the mark at the following locations: As emanating from the top and bottom of the staff where the zircons are located; alongside and at the center of the third jewel facing forward when going top to bottom, extending outward from the staff 2 to 3 times the width of the staff in each direction, somewhat blurred; Appears in the flames depicted mixing with water below the yin-yang like circle and just outside the perimeter of this circle. The color green appears in the mark at the following locations: As emanating from the top and bottom of the staff where the zircons are located; alongside and at the center of the fourth jewel facing forward when going top to bottom, extending outward from the staff 2 to 3 times the width of the staff in each direction, somewhat blurred; As the leaf held by the snakes with light green highlights As green rays emanating upward, outward and then downward from the two joined snake heads around and behind that blend to and aquamarine color at the base; The color blue appears in the mark at the following locations: As emanating from the top and bottom of the staff where the zircons are located; alongside and at the center of the fifth jewel facing forward when going top to bottom, extending outward from the staff 2 to 3 times the width of the staff in each direction, somewhat blurred; The color greenish blue/aquamarine is depicted at the bottom of the mark to represent waves of water. The initials ES appear in the second row of waves on the right. As rays emanating upwards and outwards from the fire and water mixing and continuous with the green rays emanating up and out and then downward from between the heads of the snakes. The color indigo appears in the mark at the following locations: As emanating from the top and bottom of the staff where the zircons are located; alongside and at the center of the sixth jewel facing forward when going top to bottom, extending outward from the staff 2 to 3 times the width of the staff in each direction, somewhat blurred; The line detail of the jewels. The color violet appears in the mark at the following locations: As emanating from the top and bottom of the staff where the zircons are located; alongside and at the center of the seventh jewel facing forward when going top to bottom, extending outward from the staff 2 to 3 times the width of the staff in each direction, somewhat blurred. A glint of shades of violet and indigo is in portions of the facets of the depicted jewels facing forward on the staff. The color white appears in the mark at the following locations: Background color Highlights on the jewels Eyes of Hours The light crow feather with pale gray feather markings that bends around the stylized yin-yang design. The color black appears in the mark at the following locations: Eyes of the snakes; Eyes of Hours in the stylized yin-yang. The color gray-black appears in the mark at the following locations: Representing the dark crow feather that bends around in the stylized yin-yang design. The perimeter of the circle of the yin-yang design. The color silver appears in the mark at the following locations: As the DNA strands that begin on the left side of the yin-yang circle at the base of the drawing, and as it ascends, it transforms into a more and more differentiated snake, the head of which is on the right side of the leaf. The glints from the silver are represented as a very light gray with slightly blue tinges. The color gold appears in the mark at the following locations: As the DNA strands that begin on the right side of the yin-yang circle at the base of the drawing, and as it ascends, it transforms into a more and more differentiated snake, the head of which is on the left side of the leaf. The glints from the gold are represented as a pale greenish yellow and almost white. The color brown appears in the mark at the following locations: Appears in the staff, comprising the greatest detail of the staff with yellowish brown and dark brown highlights. The seven jewels facing forward on the staff are multi-colored as described above.