"earflare" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2005, Lila Perl, The Ancient Maya, page 26 (image caption)",
          "text": "A Maya figure is depicted with earflares, a type of ear ornament."
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          "text": "The earflares, with long central shafts, reflect his high status.",
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          "text": "Each of the lords is already dressed in jade earflares, Jester God crowns, collars, wristlets, knee bands, and feathered anklets studded with jade beads.",
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