In literary descriptions the term "platinum" is sometimes employed not just to denote a material but to evoke a distinctive, understated hue. For instance, a platinum film is characterized as having a neutral, greyish‐black tint with a subtle iridescence that lends a cool, refined quality to the imagery [1]. Similarly, recipes for creating beautiful, charming tints with platinum baths show how this color, derived from chemical techniques, is prized for its delicate and modern appeal [2]. In this way, platinum is used in literature to suggest elegance, modernity, and a quiet luminosity that enhances the atmosphere of a scene.