In literature, "beryl" is not merely a gemstone but also a striking color that evokes the cool, luminous quality of sea-green light. Writers have used it to create vivid visual accents, as seen when a room’s decor is enhanced with touches of beryl amid dull ivory and peacock blue, adding an unexpected and subtle brilliance to the setting [1]. Poetic descriptions further elevate the color, describing beryl as "transparent, brilliant, and of a sea‐green hue," thereby imbuing objects with an almost magical quality that lightens and soothes the mood [2]. In another instance, nature herself is rendered in beryl tones, with mosses described as being “beryl steeped,” suggesting an organic and mystical fusion of color and life [3].