Through the Looking Glass: Maritime Glass as Sea Glass
The hope of many a sea glass collector that the perfectly aged specimen of colorful glass they found has a centuries-old tale to tell.
Read moreThe hope of many a sea glass collector that the perfectly aged specimen of colorful glass they found has a centuries-old tale to tell.
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Read moreThe holy grail of sea glass colors, orange sea glass is considered by most to be the rarest of colors.
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Read moreSharlene Roberts dreams of collecting sea glass from all around the world so she began a Sea Glass Swap, trading glass with people from around the...
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Read moreSea glass that has a unique shape, pattern, or color can sometimes be traced to poison and perfume bottles.
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