The Mystery of Sea Glass Strength
An exploration of how sea glass strength often depends on the color of the glass.
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Sea Glass Pastels
Look at your sea glass collection and treasure those pastel colors, which often were the results of nature until the 20th century.
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A Birder Discovers Glassing
Kathie started out searching for unusual shorebirds and songbirds along Lake Michigan but ended up finding beach glassing friends.
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Collector: Maren Lohmeyer
Maren Lohmeyer and her family have been living—and beachcombing—for generations on a small island in the middle of the North Sea.
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Sea Glass Lingo: Terms Used by Beach Glass Collectors
An alphabetical list of terms with brief definitions to help you read about and discuss sea glass.
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Lime Green Sea Glass
A very pleasant combination of freshness and energy, lime green sea glass usually comes from glass made from the 1920s to the 1970s.
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Using Bottle Maker Marks to Identify Your Sea Glass
Sea glass bottle bottoms might help you ID shards in your stash.
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A Day at the Beach; A Year at the Beach
Every day is a good day to visit the beach, the lake or the ocean. She won’t disappoint.
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Beachcomber Interview: Leilani Yee
Leilani searches for Hawaiian shells, sea glass, and glass floats to add to her collection of beachcombed treasures.
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Teal Sea Glass
Teal-colored glass is considered one of the rarest colors of sea and beach glass.
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Pink Sea Glass
Rose-colored glasses might be exactly what you need for hunting pink sea glass on the shore.
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Black Sea Glass
Black glass has a long history and each piece has a unique story, depending where it is found.
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