Rather than naming one hue, the palette freezes the brief rainbow seen when a thin surface turns under light.
Turn an iridescent surface and the color changes even though the material stays put. Thin layers split reflected light, so the eye receives a new mixture at each angle.
Here the motion is paused once: Light Cyan slips into Aquamarine and Sky Blue, Lavender cools the middle, then Light Pink and Light Goldenrod Yellow warm the edge. It is a snapshot, not a fixed identity.
