Gold necklace of fourteen large oval beads of filigree work divided by smaller circular beads, late 16th century, long preserved by the Clerks of Penicuik as a relic of Mary, Queen of Scots

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

Bracelet or necklace of native pebbles with glazed sections containing locks of hair, inscribed 'Jean Duchess of Gordon, died 11th April 1812'

Torc or necklace (Halsring) of bronze, type D, Bronze Age, from Denmark

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

Necklace of eleven glass beads of Anglo-Saxon type and part of a hollow rim of a glass vessel, from Hound Point, Dalmeny, Edinburgh, Early Medieval

Necklace of jet and cannel coal, with thirty seven disc beads, fifteen long barrel beads, and a rectangular toggle decoration, from a cist at Almondbank, near Perth, Perth and Kinross, Early Bronze Age, 2023 - 1704 BC

Silver necklace with a small eight spoke wheel ornament and crescent-shaped pendant attached, from the Roman site at Newstead, late 1st or 2nd century

Necklace of amber, fifty-eight beads and one broken bead, from the Broch of Dun an Iardhard, Dunvegan, Skye, 200 - 700 AD

Crescentic jet necklace consisting of 6 engraved spacer plates, a triangular toggle and 95 fusiform beads, from a Bronze Age burial at Killy Kiaran, Kilmartin, Argyll, 2050 - 1800 BC

Necklace consisting of silver links in a foliate design, intersected with amethyst beads, and amethysts cabochons set in silver with a green and white enamel boarder: English, Birmingham, by Arthur and Georgina Gaskin, c. 1910

Necklace of gold, moonstones and opals: English, London, designed by Edward Spencer for the Artificers' Guild, c. 1905

Necklace of blue plastic beads imitating turquoise, 'floral' white metal beads and cylindrical and round silver beads strung on gut: North America, USA, Arizona, Grand Canyon Park, Navajo, 1992

Seed pearl and mother-of-pearl necklace, said to be Scottish seed pearl, worn by Burella Elizabeth Campbell

Gold and enamel pendant necklace comprising openwork gold floral sprays set with sapphires, designed by Jessie M. King for Liberty and Co., London, c. 1905

Necklace consisting of eleven specimens of a Red Sea shell (Engina alveolata) tipped at one end with a gold cone, ecavated in Tomb 72, cemetery A: Ancient Egyptian, Middle Egypt, Haraga, Middle Kingdom, 12th Dynasty, c.1880-1750 BC