These are the necklaces of the Queen Consort of King Muryeong, the 25th king of the Baekje Kingdom. These 14cm and 16cm long necklaces are composed of composed of 7 and 9 parts, respectively. When excavated, the 7-part necklace was discovered beneath the 9-part one, indicating that the 7-part necklace was probably worn before the 9-part one. A beautifully curved hexagonal golden stick is narrowed into a loop, linking it with other loops made in the same way. The leftover parts of the rings are tied firmly around the body, 10-11 times for the smaller one and 6-8 times for the larger one. The artistic skill displayed in hanging the tiny gold bars around the necklace with tiny chains is outstanding. Each necklace has a simple design, surprisingly modern and refined, without any complicated ornamentation except for a small chain at one end for easy wearing.