A new functional compound Na3Ca4(TeO3)(PO4)3 has been successfully synthesized and fully characterized. It is the first example of a tellurite phosphate that exhibits a fascinating multimember-ring configuration. Moreover, a careful theoretical and experimental study also reveals the intriguing nonlinear optical performance of Na3Ca4(TeO3)(PO4)3.
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