An oval drop earring hangs below a pale round stud. Beside it, the pale dress has a higher rounded outer edge above a deeper inner V-shaped line. Floral short sleeve sections and projecting petal-like forms emphasise the upper outfit. One hand is near the skirt edge, while the frame does not show the whole dress. The earring provides a different shape from the larger flowers of the leading reference. Its visible oval area should not be labelled a floral earring simply because the dress beside it carries flowers.
Compare this elongated shape with a broader flower when selecting jewellery for a higher neckline. Wear both actual pairs in turn with the same bodice and hairstyle. Look at where the lower end finishes against the neck edge and shoulder. You might prefer a separately recognisable oval beside the fabric flowers instead of repeating their motif. Add other jewellery afterwards. The complete outfit choice also needs a full view of your dress; this upper photograph principally addresses earring shape and placement, rather than the hem and shoes below it.