A pair of gold earrings belonging to King Muryeong of Baekje were uncovered in a 1971 excavation and designated as the 156th National Treasure of South Korea in 1974. They are held at the Gongju National Museum.Gold Earrings of King Muryeong Korea Heritage Service
More than 4,000 relics were discovered in the undisturbed Tomb of King Muryeong. This artifact was found near the upper part of the king ‘s coffin.Gold Earrings(King) Gongju National Museum
It is 8.3 cm in length. The heart-shaped gold earrings weigh more than , the heaviest earrings discovered in Korea.Entire contents of King Muryeong's tomb on display for first time Yim Seung-hye, Korea Joongang Daily, 2021-09-27 The thick loop has 2 strands of decoration. The strand with a large leaf-shaped gold plate is at the end of the hollow ornament.Metalwork Objects from Ungjin-period Baekje Tombs in the Gongju Region Lee, Han-sang, Daejeon University, Journal of Korean Art and Archaeology 2014, Vol.8 pp.44-61 Lacking a distinctive pattern, two oval leaves at the front and the back provide it with a variation. The other strand has a bead-shaped ornament made of small rings with leaf-shaped ornaments attached. A blue curved jade piece at the end is well-matched, with a golden cap. Using glass-made jade in the middle was a distinctive features of Baekje earrings.
See also Three Kingdoms of Korea Baekje Muryeong of Baekje Tomb of King Muryeong
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