The mark consists of written capital letters NAVELITE with the EL following the V and before the I in the middle of the word slightly larger than the rest of the letters. The larger EL in the center of the word is surrounded by a circle. The circle has four isosceles triangles protruding from the top, bottom, left and right of the circle with the base of each of the triangles starting from the circle. Each of the four triangles is bilaterally divided with the left sides darker than the right sides. The tip of the top triangle is canted slightly to the right of the center of the circle and the bottom triangle tip is canted slightly to the left of the center of the circle. The triangle on the right side of the circle is drawn behind and through the middle of the letters I and T on the right side of the circle and the triangle on the left side of the circle is drawn behind and through the middle of the letter V on the left side of the circle. The circle is lighter in the center and grows darker in a radial pattern becoming darkest at the inner edges of the circle. The first three letters NAV are underlined, the middle letters EL are underlined and the last three letters ITE are underlined.