phosphors are synthesized by solid-state method. The structural and m
orphological studies of the Ba
2
CaWO
6
phosphors are conducted by measuring X-ray diffraction pattern and scanning electron microscope images. The photoluminescence (PL) spectra of the Ba
2
CaWO
6:
Eu
3+
phosphor exhibit the intense red emission due to the transition of
5
D
0
-
7
F
1
/
7
F
2
while the Ba
2
CaWO
6:
Dy
3+
phosphor shows the blue (
4
F
9/2
-
6
H
15/2
) and yellow (
4
F
9/2
-
6
H
13/2
) emissions. The Eu
3+
/Dy
3+
ions co-doped Ba
2
CaWO
6
phosphor shows the improved white light by shifting towards the warm white region. The energy transfer from Dy
3+
to Eu
3+
ions is investigated by means of PL intensities. The luminescence intensities and chromaticity coordinates can be modified by controlling the concentration and the ration of doping Dy
3+
and Eu
3+
. The calculated chromaticity coordinates indicate that Ba
2
CaWO
6:
Eu
3+
/Dy
3+
phosphors may be suitable for the fabrication of near-UV excitation-based white light-emitting diodes.