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Structural colours refer to colours generated by nanostructures, with the characteristic dimension of the structures on the wavelength of the visible light (i.e., some hundreds of nanometers). Structural colouration occurs e.g., in CDs and DVDs, in soap bubbles or oil films on water, in butterfly wings [1] and in the wings of the carpenter bee [2].