This NatGeo link says: > But the woman in the same grave was buried a short time later with particular splendor, including bracelets, earlobe plugs, rings, spi

This NatGeo link says: > But the woman in the same grave was buried a short time later with particular splendor, including bracelets, earlobe plugs, rings, spirals of silver wire, and the silver diadem, which still adorned her skull when the grave was unearthed. It matches six other diadems found on wealthy women in Argaric graves; all have a distinctive disc-shaped projection usually worn downwards to cover the brow and nose. It sounds like the woman was buried with the lobe of the crown pointed down over the nose, or at least other similar crowns were found that way.