The floral strap bodice shows fine upper lines and a deep V neckline in this closer view. Dense floral forms cover the upper area. Both hands sit at the waist. Long wavy hair falls beside the face and obscures parts of the ear region. The complete skirt edge is outside the crop. Any small jewellery pieces that might sit behind the hair cannot be distinguished reliably here.
Use that partial coverage at your own hair trial. If you want long earrings, wear them with the planned loose strands and then with a more exposed ear area. Keep the pair constant. You can compare its actual visibility rather than reading a partly hidden ear as proof of no jewellery.
The floral surface sits closely below the neckline. Assess the earrings in the whole head-and-shoulder view accordingly. A short necklace can follow as another separate comparison, without having to change it at the same time as hair placement. Choose how much of the actual pair you want visible first, then introduce other pieces in your intended sequence.