See also additional hairpins in the Portable Antiquities Scheme Finds Database.

Roman hairpins
• Bronze hair-pin (and descriptions of other Roman hair-pins and ornaments)
• Carved bone hairpin, Roman Britain, 1st century
• Roman bone hairpin with carved head of Vibia Sabina, c. 43-410
• Roman bone hairpin with a portrait of Vibia Sabina, c. 43-450
• Details from a Roman bone hairpin
• Bone hairpin showing a female head with an elaborate hair style, c. 100?
• Silver hairpin with figure of Venus, Roman Britain, 1st or 2nd century
• An assortment of Gallo-Roman hairpins from the 1st-5th centuries, in bronze, copper, or ivory
• Silver hairpin with hand holding a fruit, Roman Britain, 2nd century
• Hairpins, including a carved head hairpin and Cupid hairpin found in the Dorchester Hospital excavations, most dating to the 2nd-3rd centuries
• Silver hairpin with a bird, Roman Britain, 4th-5th century
• Bone hairpin found at Venta Icenorum, Norfolk
• Silver-coated copper-alloy hairpin-head with a male human head
• Bone and antler hair pins from Roman Castleford
• A bronze hairpin found in Sweden
• A hairpin found at Stonehenge
• Golden hair ornament with emeralds, 1st-4th century
• Golden hair ornament, 1st-4th century
• Bronze hairpins from the 5th-7th centuries
• A headdress-pin in the Domagnano Treasure, Ostragothic, late 5th-early 6th century
• Hair pin with a cloisonné bird, Frankish, early 6th century
• Hairpin with a bird's head from a Frankish tomb, partially-gilt silver with a garnet, 6th century
Bone pins
• Bone pin found at Jarlshof in Shetland, c. 500-850
• Bone pin carved with a cross, found at Jarlshof in Shetland, c. 600-1000
• Bone pin from a Viking boy's grave in the Outer Hebrides, c. 600-1000
• Animal-headed Pictish pin found on the island of Kerrara, c. 700-900
• Bone pin found at Jarlshof in Shetland, c. 850-1100
• Bone pin (for fastening a cloak?), Viking Britain
• Bone pin from Orkney, c. 850-1000
• Bone pin carved with a cross, found at Jarlshof in Shetland, c. 850-1100
• Three silver and gold hairpins from northern China, 9th century
• Hairpins from medieval Romania; two on the left are from the 11th century, and the two on the right are from the 15th century
• Iron hairpin, Sweden, High Middle Ages to 1600
• Copper-alloy medieval hairpin found at the York Buildings, Southampton
• Silver hairpins, China, 13th-17th centuries
• Jade and glass hairpins, China, 14th-19th centuries
• A hairpin (and false hair attached to a tablet-woven fillet) from medieval London
• Carved ivory hair pin, Italy, 14th century
• Carved ivory hair pin, 14th-15th century
• Iron hairpin, Sweden, late Middle Ages
• Tudor dress pin, probably worn in a lady's hair
• Gold hairpin enamelled and set with turquoise in the form of a shepherd's crook, part of the Cheapside Hoard, c. 1501-1625