trichroism
/traɪˈkroɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
The property of an anisotropic medium to have three different refractive indices for light vibrations along three different axes
“The mineral’s trichroism was a key factor in its identification as a rare gemstone.”
2. noun
A phenomenon in which an object appears to have three different colors when viewed from different angles
“The artist used trichroism to create a dynamic and engaging visual effect in her painting.”