“…Double perovskite (DP)‐structured tungstate (A 2 BWO 6 ) compounds have been explored experimentally as well as theoretically since the 1950s. [ 14–35 ] The simplicity of their crystal structure and their diverse physical properties, such as ferroelectric, dielectric, [ 21,22,32 ] ferromagnetic, [ 15,23 ] photocatalytic, [ 26 ] photoluminescence (PL), [ 17,18,35 ] and magnetoresistance properties, [ 33 ] continue to fascinate researchers to explore DP‐structured tungstate for different applications. The physical properties of DP‐structured tungstate mainly depend upon the choice of the pair of A 2+ and B 2+ ions, which leads to different possibilities of crystallization of a compound in phases such as cubic, orthorhombic, and monoclinic.…”