The ancient text Natya Shastra by Bharata muni has detailed explanations of various types of ornaments. The text also gives guidelines about how the ornaments need to be worn. A short excerpt from the text

Oranments are of 4 kinds.
A. to be fixed by piercing the limbs (āvedhya)
B. to be tied up (bandhanīya)
C. to be worn (prakṣepya) and
D. to be put round (āropya)

Examples:
Piercing Ornaments – ear rings (kundala)
Tied up Ornaments – Girdles (śroṇī-sūtra), arm-band (Aṅgada)
Worn Ornaments – anklets ((nūpura)
Put-round ornaments – the golden neck-chain (hema-sūtra) and necklaces (hāra)

Tejas Jewellery has the following in its collections.
Hāra – Necklace
Kuṇḍala – ear-ring
Mocaka – ear-pendant
Sūtra – Thread (jewellery)
Valaya – Bangles
Rucika – Bracelets
Nūpura – anklets

Source:https://www.wisdomlib.org/hinduism/book/the-natyashastra/d/doc210153.html