Five d 10 transition-metal clusters, {[Zn 15 (2, ) have been synthesized. Compound 1 exhibits a novel fanlike Zn 15 cluster, which is the highest-nuclearity Zn cluster with 2,6-H 2 bptp reported thus far. In 2 or 3 (M = Zn/Cd), each ligand coordinates to three M 2+ ions, to form an M 8 L 6 cluster. The structure of compound 4 is a Ag 6 cluster-based 1D chain, where each hexanuclear [Ag 6 (2,6-Hbptp)(2,6-bptp) 3 ] − cluster links its equivalent ones via sharing the Ag atom. Compound 5 contains two kinds of Ag 6 clusters, and the alternating arrangement of them gives the final structure. It is worth mentioning that the Ag−Ag bond distances in 4 and 5 are relatively very short and suggest a closed-shell d 10 −d 10 argentophilic interaction. The luminescence properties of compounds 1−5 have been researched at ambient and low temperatures. Interestingly, the emission intensities of 1−5 increase gradually upon cooling. A new strong emission band for 4 appears at 610 nm exhibiting red-orange luminescence. The low-energy emissions (620 nm) of 5 gradually blue shift to shorter wavelengths.