Ask for the name of antique ornaments

Hairpin: a long needle used to fix a bun or connect a crown to hair.

When men wear crowns, they will wear hair to reinforce them. When women grow up, they will comb their hair with a comb.

Hairpins: Hairpins and hairpins are used to insert hair, but the structure is different: hairpins are generally made into one strand, while hairpins are made into two strands.

Step-shaking: On the hairpins, movable flower branches are decorated, and pearls, jade and other ornaments are hung on the flower branches.

Watson: Flowers win. A flower-shaped jewelry of ancient women, usually made into the shape of flowers and plants, inserted in a bun or embroidered on the forehead.

Huanhua: Also known as Huanhua, it is a flower-like ornament made of gold, silver, jade and shellfish.

Grate: the density is greater than the comb "and the silver comb inlaid with shells is broken by her rhythm."

Cuiqiao: a kind of hairpin

Goldfinch: Same as above.

Jade scratch head: jade hairpin

Tanghe: A box inlaid with golden flowers, or jewelry inlaid with jewels, made of two pieces.

I really don't know, (some from the internet, some from textbooks)