Seaham Sea Glass
Join Paula Newman to learn about the multicolored pieces of sea glass found on the beaches of Seaham, England in this video by Paula Newman.
Read moreJoin Paula Newman to learn about the multicolored pieces of sea glass found on the beaches of Seaham, England in this video by Paula Newman.
Read moreThe smooth, colorful opaque sea glass in Seaham comes from a variety of sources.
Read moreSeaham is a bucket list destination for seaglass collectors who come from as far away as Alaska, Hawaii, and even Australia.
Read moreThe #1 destination for many sea and beach glassers is Seaham, England, famous for its multicolor sea glass and full of history.
Read moreThis pocket guide is a wonderful reference for any beach glass collector.
Read morePaula takes us on a sea glass hunting trip to one of her favorite beaches in England and makes jewelry with some of her finds.
Read moreMandy Peel is a beachcomber and artist with a passion for collecting multicolored sea glass in England.
Read moreThe glass we now call the “English multis” was borne of a great bottleworks business the little town of Seaham, England, population 20,000.
Read moreHartley Wood and Company created beautiful art glass, possibly the source of multicolored English sea glass.
Read moreWe might find beaches becoming narrower or disappearing due to climate change. Could this be the beginning of the end of beachcombing?
Read moreThe top 10 beaches in the world for finding sea glass, according to our readers.
Read moreWhere are you beachcombing this year? Let us know your beachcombing bucket list destinations!
Read moreThe Virtual Beachcombing Festival gave beachcombers around the world the chance to experience the fun of a festival from the comfort of home.
Read moreThis artist's passion for beachcombing was instilled in her by her grandpa, who fondly referred to it as “treasure hunting.”
Read moreShippersea 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...
Read moreGrab a stack of these new books before you head to the beach — or when you're wishing you were there!
Read moreNicola is a beachcomber and artist who creates with driftwood, sea glass, sea pottery, and seashells.
Read moreBlack glass has a long history and each piece has a unique story, depending where it is found.
Read moreThe rugged north coast of South West England is regularly lashed by Atlantic storms, making for great beachcombing.
Read moreIt’s lovely to have a friend who’ll search for sea glass with you then create a display for your finds.
Read moreA jar of sea glass Marylou brought home from vacation introduced her to a community of friends around the world.
Read moreWith the help of our Beachcombing readers, we’ve compiled a list of books for reference and inspiration.
Read morePigmented structural glass, also called vitrolite, has a beautiful and practical history.
Read moreWhile a drilled sea glass drop necklace is always a favorite, there are no boundaries when it comes to designing beach glass necklaces.
Read moreYou know when he makes the sacrifice that he must be head over heels in love.
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...
Read moreCongratulations to all the 2024 Beachcombing Calendar Photo Contest winners!
Read moreJust like the glass bottles, jars, plates, and more that were thrown in the waves long ago, beach glass comes in every color of the rainbow.
Read moreI had no idea how a piece of blue sea glass would change my life and turn into decades of creating and selling stained glass stars.
Read moreTo find true bright or clear pale yellow glass is rare indeed, a sea glass collector’s dream and a remarkable treasure.
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