In her hair she wears sets of tembleques. Tembleques are made of silver or gold wire strung with different sizes and shapes of pearls and fish scales. They usually are patterned after a flower or insect such as a butterfly. Around her neck hangs five traditional gold chains. Also a black velvet neck band and gold medal are worn.
Earrings usually match a broach worn on the front of the pollera called a mosqueta.
The pollera is worn for many dress up functions such as weddings and fiestas. It is very elegantly embroidered and has different types of lace. It takes about one year to complete one pollera. The pollera is usually finished prior to carnival time in the spring. A lady may have two polleras in her lifetime.