The high decorated neck front carries several paler rows across a finer upper-chest surface. A denser heart-like shaped front boundary sits beneath them. Curving dense drawing leads towards the closer waist. The longer arms contain finer areas and stronger finishes. One hand is raised beside the head, with its corresponding wrist lower down. The other arm side ends partly outside the lower picture. Branching side hair accents and an additional veil region surround the head. Face and head are completely visible, while whole skirt hem and feet remain absent.
Separate the several upper rows from your own jewellery preference without claiming their precise attachment as an independent necklace. Pale round elements or stronger reflections establish no particular pearls, gemstones or metals. The additional veil cannot explain the arm surfaces’ textile attachment. Pictured together does not establish joint supply either.
The overlap between higher fine surface and denser inner boundary is useful for your choice. Have both shown on the actual dress with arms lowered and no extra obscuring pieces. Add your planned veil afterwards. The raised hand is only one pictured position, establishing neither unchanged fit during movement nor removable construction.