Herein, by ball milling CsPb(Br/I) quantum dot glass powder with SrMgSiO:Eu, Dy phosphor, multicolor tunable long persistent luminescence (LPL) in inorganic composites with more than 700 min attenuation time can be obtained via a radiation photon reabsorption process. Attractively, the wide color gamut of LPL spectra overlaps the National Television System Committee space 74%. Notably, the luminescence intensity remains stable when the inorganic composites are composed with UV light for 100 h. Finally, practical anticounterfeiting application is successfully realized based on the prepared LPL inorganic composites. This work provides a new, to the best of our knowledge, perspective to achieve polychromatic adjustment of LPL.
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