CILLA BLACK has issued photographs of some of her jewellery stolen by burglars.

Photographs of valuable rings, earrings and pendants, part of a £1m haul stolen from her Buckinghamshire home, were released in the hope of tracking the items down.

The photographs, which include one with her late husband Bobby, show six items of her jewellery stolen in the late-night raid at the weekend.

Masked robbers held a knife to the throat of her youngest son Jack and escaped with jewellery, cash and gold.

Items featured in the photographs are:

* A four carat pear-shaped diamond solitaire pendant with an 18-carat white gold chain.

* A seven-carat Ceylon sapphire ring set with two carats of baguettes and brilliant diamonds in 18-carat white gold.

* Ceylon sapphire and diamond earrings set with two- carat sapphire and one-carat baguette and brilliant diamonds in 18-carat white gold.

* A 4.5-carat Brazilian emerald and diamond ring set with two-carat of brilliant diamonds.

* A four-carat Brazilian emerald pendant set with 2.5 carats of brilliant diamonds in 18-carat white gold.

* Seven-carat Brazilian emerald earrings set with four carats of brilliant diamonds in 18-carat white gold.

One of the other items stolen was an 18-carat diamond white gold watch given by legendary Beatles manager Brian Epstein to commemorate Cilla's first number one with Anyone Who Had A Heart.

The star has said it was "heartbreaking" to lose items, including gifts from her late husband, but it did not compare to the ordeal her son endured.

Three men wearing balaclavas broke into the house where he was alone watching TV in his bedroom.

He heard banging on his bedroom door and assumed it was his brother Ben, who was due to stay the night after attending a nearby wedding.

When Jack realised they were intruders he tried to shut the door but they forced it open and attacked him with a crowbar.

He was made to lie down with his hands cuffed behind his back, while one of the burglars held a hunting knife to his throat.