[1] The Geumgwan mit busok geumgu refers to a collection of artifacts including a gold crown and its accompanying accessories, finger rings, and earrings.

The band itself is incised with dotted decorations running on the top and bottom in a diamond motif.

However, whether these beads were supposed to be on the headband is still debated because they were apparently not found on the crown when it was excavated.

Each appendage is identical and has three sets of prongs flowing downward at a right angle and is topped with a jewel-shaped finial.

It is believed that these ornaments follow Silla styles and are also incised with dots in a diamond motif like the headband of the crown.