A light conversion arrangement in a form of an optical fiber with a core and with or without cavities, consisting of a fiber cladding substrate or a waveguide substrate (IV) with an adapted geometry, which defines the light-guiding properties of the fiber mode with designed dispersion properties (VI), characterized in that a core carries a grown, atomically-thin layer of transition metal dichalcogenides in the form of crystallites, wherein the layer completely or partially covers the core, the crystallites are stochastically ordered, and the layer is located as a monolayer on a wave-guiding region of the core and is grown directly on the core of the fiber by chemical vapor deposition or atomic layer deposition.