Chalciope/Iophossa
Wife of Phrixus, Chalciope, daughter of Aeetes, sister of Medea
She's staring at Phrixus, mesmerised, while he is yapping about random stuff🥰.
The only canonical thing is attested in the aspect of Chalciope is a generalistic characteristic of the race of Helios, that is:
Ap. Rhod. Argon. 4. 727-29:
For all those of the race of Helios were plain to discern, since by the far flashing of their eyes they shot in front of them a gleam as of gold.
The earring is an inspiration of these earrings found in Colchis from the 5th century BC. I found in this post and here a zoom:
Of course, it couldn't be any other way: Chalciope had to have a reference to her husband Phrixus. The earrings represent the Chrysomallos with Phrixus and Helle on its back. The acorns, apart from referring to the original jewel, refer to the oak tree on which the golden fleece was hung, and also refer to the fact that Phrixus sacrificed the ram to Zeus of the fugitives (Zeus Phyxos), and Zeus is associated with oak trees.
4. 123:
And they two by the pathway came to the sacred grove, seeking the huge oak tree on which was hung the fleece, like to a cloud that blushes red with the fiery beams of the rising sun.
2. 1146:
The ram, at its own prompting, he then sacrificed to Zeus, son of Cronos, above all, the god of fugitives.
Fun fact:
