West Indies: Treasure Trove of Black Glass
European exploration, colonization, maritime trade, pirates, and hurricanes make the West Indies is a treasure trove for black glass!
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Beachcomber Interview: Nicola McFarlane Young
Nicola is a beachcomber and artist who creates with driftwood, sea glass, sea pottery, and seashells.
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The Giant Blue Pickle
Learn about this giant blue piece of beach glass found on the shores of Lake Erie.
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Why so many sea glass greens?
As anyone knows who has tried to sort their green beach glass by color, there seems to be an endless number of greens.
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Lake Erie’s Glass Giant
Everyone's first sea glass find is exciting, but Lynne and Larry's first find ended up being the largest piece of beach glass ever found!
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Dragon Glass
Shippersea Bay in the North East of England is home to a unique form of sea glass with colorful stripes, swirls of color, and organic-looking patte...
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Beachcomber Interview: Natalie Brooke
Looking at the gorgeous Davenport sea glass collection of Natalie Brooke, it’s hard to believe she has collected it all.
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Gray Sea Glass
Found at the rare end of the sea glass spectrum, you might mistake some lighter pieces of gray glass for clear glass.
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Lavender and Purple Sea Glass
Authentic and intentionally made purple glass has been produced for hundreds of years.
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Sea Foam Sea Glass
Sea foam glass is a collector favorite, though it is relatively common.
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Orange Sea Glass
The Holy Grail of sea glass, orange sea glass is considered by most to be the rarest of colors.
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