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Jet figure of St James the Apostle dressed as a pilgrim, probably a signaculum, a pilgrim's sign obtained at the saint's shrine at Compostela in Spain: Spanish, Asturias, probably 1450 - 1500
Pendant of jet, cross-shaped with six dot-and-circles inscribed on one face, from Lauder, Berwickshire, 900 - 1100 AD
Chain, with a pendant drop in the form of an articulated anchor, of jet, the chain links alternately oval and oblong, worn by Mrs Craig of Edinburgh
Hair comb in the form of a coronet, on three strawberry leaves between four balls of jet on a gilt metal frame, worn by Mrs Craig of Edinburgh
One of a pair of jet bracelets consisting of a centre piece in the form of a double open knot and seven graded connecting sections, worn by Mrs Craig of Edinburgh
One of a pair of jet bracelets consisting of a centre piece in the form of a double open knot and eight graded connecting sections, worn by Mrs Craig of Edinburgh
Jet necklace consisting of 25 pointed oval faceted elements graded in size from the largest in the centre to the smallest at the outside, worn by Mrs Craig of Edinburgh
Small bead of jet or lignite, from the horned, chambered cairn at Yarhouse (the northern cairn of a pair also known as South Yarrows), Thrumster, Caithness, Highland, Early Bronze Age
Triangular plaque of jet, from lower chamber of lower cairn, Dunan Beag chambered cairn, Blairmore, Arran, North Ayrshire, Bronze Age
Nearly half of a ring of jet, from a stone circle near Balgarthno Farm, Invergowrie, Angus
Necklace of jet, with ninety-nine fusiform beads, four spacer plates, two end plates and a toggle, from a Bronze Age cist burial at Mount Stuart, Bute, Argyll and Bute, Early Bronze Age, 2050 - 1700 BC
Three V-perforated buttons of jet, found inside a cinerary urn, from Keith Marischal, East Lothian
Spacer plate bracelet of jet, from a cist at Pitreuchie, Angus, Early Bronze Age, 2050 - 1700 BC