Oval locket of gold and a gold and pearl pendant which was probably formerly attached to the locket, Scottish, late 16th century, preserved by the Clerks of Penicuik as a relic of Mary, Queen of Scots

Oval gold and enamel pendant with tiny miniatures of Mary, Queen of Scots and James VI on the outside and portrait of a man on the inside, surrounded by ropework of seed pearls, late 16th century

Electrotype replica of the Ugadale or Lossit Brooch, a silver gilt brooch set with coral, pearls and crystal, made in the West Highlands in the early 16th century

Gold finger ring containing a lock of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's hair given by him to Alexander Stuart of Invernayle, with seed pearls once forming the initials "C.R."

Rectangular button blanket of blue wool with deep red borders and black stripes, with a double-headed bird motif: Canadian, British Columbia, Northwest Coast, late 19th century

Bracelet of silver set with turquoises, tourmalines, aquamarines and a cultured pearl: English, London, by Gerda Flöckinger, 1968

Pendant cross of gold set with pastes, perforated and enamelled, with three pearl drops on the arms: French, 16th century

Pendant of gold in the form of a dog, enamelled and set with rubies and pearls: German, 16th century

Pendant jewel of gold, enamelled and set with rubies, emeralds and pearls, an elephant on a platform with scroll work: probably Italian, 16th century

Silver stopper surmounted by a pearl, with ivory spoon, for a snuff bottle of opaque white glass painted in famille rose colours: China, early 19th century

Earring, brass ring with pendant decorated with granulated brass, inset turquoise, central pearl bead and red resin coral-like finial, worn by a low ranking official or his servant: Tibet, 19th century AD

Scent bottle, possibly of silver, with globular body set with river pearls, en cabochon, part of the Ida Pappenheim Collection

Detachable cover set with a single pearl for a globular scent bottle, possibly of silver, set with river pearls, part of the Ida Pappenheim Collection

Cover with an oval medallion of flowers in encrusted enamels for a circular gold snuffbox inlaid with various stones: German, Dresden, by Johann Christian Neuber, c. 1785 - 1790

Oval gold snuffbox with panels of blue enamel on top, bottom and sides, the lid bearing an oval medallion of floral design set with tiny pearls and red pastes: possibly Germany or Switzerland, late 18th century

Linen sampler embroidered with coloured silk threads and imitation pearls in different stitches and showing an alphabet, plants, animals and initials 'M K': German, 1685