In literature the term “aureole” is often employed to evoke a sense of divine light or ethereal beauty. Authors use it to describe both literal halos surrounding saints or exalted figures, as seen when a calm saint is portrayed against a golden halo ([1], [2]), and as a metaphorical device suggesting an inner glow or aura of superiority ([3], [4]). At times, it lends an almost tangible radiance to mundane scenes—a setting sun’s embrace or the luminous framing of a character’s features ([5], [6])—while in other instances it even functions as a character’s name or defining trait ([7], [8]). Overall, “aureole” serves as a versatile symbol, bridging the gap between physical light and the intangible qualities of grace, wisdom, and transcendent beauty ([9], [10]).