The mark consists of a black, brown, and yellow hexagon made from wooden boards that appear to be nailed together, with nail heads visible as white and black circles. An additional black, brown, and yellow wooden board, also affixed by black and white nails, juts into the top of the hexagon from its left side, and has the white wording "APIAROS" written on it. The interior of the wooden hexagon has the stylized, black, brown, and yellow, wooden wording "LA TIA TRINI". In addition, appearing above the upper right portion of the word "TIA" and also within the wooden hexagon's interior, is the stylized design of a black, yellow, red, and white flying bee carrying a white, brown, and black basket and wearing a three-pointed, open topped, yellow, black, and white crown. Underneath the left and right lower corners of the wooden hexagon are another two stylized designs of black, brown, orange, yellow, and red flying bees. Each of these two bees appears about to alight on a different stylized red, yellow, white, and black daisy, and each of these two daisies has green, brown, and white leaves. In front of, and partially obscuring, the bottom of the wooden hexagon is a brown oval carrier that has a cream colored interior. Within this interior appears the stylized, black wording "DEL APICULTOR A USTED". And underneath this wording, between two small black and cream diamond shapes, appears the smaller, stylized, black wording "DESDE 1978".