A pointed headpiece with drop earrings places two different scales together in this close view. Pale leaf-like shapes and small round elements rise above short hair. A longer oval ear accent hangs at the side, with a veil behind. Too little dress is visible to assess sleeves or skirt shape. Use the crop specifically for the distribution around the face rather than mentally supplying a complete matching garment from another photograph.
Try the actual headpiece without longer earrings first. Inspect the side points and their distance from the ear. Add the proposed pair afterwards. Would you like two separately prominent forms or a quieter companion? Turn slightly and observe their relationship. This is a personal scale choice rather than a universal rule that large head ornaments must only accompany small earrings.
Let the veil fall in its planned position next. Its edge may overlap the side forms differently from the photograph. Establish attachment and included pieces on the actual product. Pale drops and round points cannot confirm a pearl type, metal or particular manufacturing technique.