In literature, the color “Aegean” is often used to evoke a deep, rich blue that carries both natural beauty and an evocative, almost mystical quality. For example, one author draws a comparison between the transition of sky hues—where yellows and greens give way to a blue as deep as that in the Aegean grottos [1]—suggesting a blue imbued with the sea’s profound mystery. In another instance, the term appears in the description “sapphire Aegean,” used to characterize striking, captivating eyes, thereby reinforcing the association of “Aegean” with an intense, enchanting blue [2].