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Spotlight Artist: Ethan Estess

Nothing excites beachcomber, biologist, and artist Ethan quite like finding a good piece of discarded fishing rope.

The Giant Blue Pickle

Learn about this giant blue piece of beach glass found on the shores of Lake Erie.

American-Made Glass Floats

In the 20th century, American companies manufactured glass fishing floats, which still wash up on beaches today.

Bottle Punts: Kick up your heels!

A wave-worn bottle punt or kickup on the beach is a satisfying find.

Rocks that are anything but boring

Where geology meets biology in the ocean

Greatest Show on the Lakes

The Great Lakes Beach Glass and Coastal Arts Festival is a celebration of beach glass, beachcombing, and hand-crafted coastal arts.

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.

Beachcomber Interview: Nicola McFarlane Young

Nicola is a beachcomber and artist who creates with driftwood, sea glass, sea pottery, and seashells.

First Northern German Collectors’ Meeting

The Northern German Collectors' group, organized a beachcombing trip to share beach time, favorite finds, and treasures.

The Eastern Shore Sea Glass and Coastal Arts Festival

Drop anchor for sea glass, art, and history in St. Michaels, Maryland.

Spotlight Artist: Sharon Clarke Haugli

Sharon collects sea glass, marbles, pottery pieces, shells, stones, seaweed, and odd items that inspire her paintings.

Finders Keepers

Each year, an army of “Float Fairies” hides thousands of beautiful, handcrafted glass floats along the beach in Lincoln City, Oregon.

Schlitz Royal Ruby Red

America’s one-time best selling and largest producer of beer has a history possibly richer and tastier than the beer itself, and likely as interest...

Dear Crabby: Advice from the beach

Beachcombing advice from beach etiquette expert, Dear Crabby.

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!

Sea Star

This sliver of Slovenia touches the Adriatic Sea and is home to hidden beaches filled with seashells, beach glass, pottery, coins, and more.

Beachcomber Interview: Heather Ganis

Heather Ganis is a beachcomber from Hawaii who collects shells, sea glass, pottery, bottles, fossils, quartz, agates, and other treasures.

Beachcombing on the Ancient Sea Floor

Fossil shells on Lake Michigan tell a story of a time when the lake was an expansive sea, filled with sea creatures.

Lettered Olives: The Burrito Shell

Learn more about lettered olive shells, which get their name from the intricate hieroglyphic-shaped markings on their outer shells.

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.

Beachcombing Destination: Isla Mujeres, Mexico

Fall in love with this charming isle off the coast of Cancun located on the northeast coast of the Yucatán Peninsula.

A sisterly sea glass adventure

Come along with these beachcombing sisters on their sea glass collecting adventure in Port Townsend, Washington.

My indelible love of ink bottles

Learn about antique English ink bottles, beautiful packaging for a common household item.

It’s the little things

It's surprising how small bottles and jars can survive for decades, even centuries, in fast-flowing waters.

Best Friends’ Trip to Old San Juan, Puerto Rico

Come along on a beachcombing and sightseeing trip to San Juan.

Dangerously Addictive Glass: Poison Bottles

Not only are antique poison bottles beautiful, but they are the rare jewels found by river beachcombers.

The Hunt for Groatie Buckies

Even if you don’t find any of these tiny cowrie shells in Scotland, you’ll bring home plenty more from your trip.

The History of Cosmetic Jars

White jars found on beaches, in bays, along rivers, and in landfills have a long history in cosmetics.

The Thrill of the Hunt

What is it that people really love about beach treasure? For so many, it is quite simply the thrill of the hunt.

I’ve got a bottle problem

Valuable, interesting, filled with potential...or just junk?

Tide and Time: Storytellers of Nova Scotia

There is no shortage of beauty or joy along Nova Scotia’s coastline, with sea glass, rocks, fossils, and more.

Beachcombing in Portugal

Learn from a local how much Portugal has to offer, including beautiful coastlines that are perfect for beachcombing.

Aruba: One Happy Island

There is an almost endless list of ways to occupy yourself in Aruba—you can be as relaxed or entertained as you like.

One man’s trash: Tepco Beach

This beach on San Francisco Bay is filled with sea pottery from a defunct dishware factory.

Bountiful Bonaire

For this beach artist, a trip to a Caribbean island included falling in love and finding beaches filled with sea glass.

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Great hat!

I got this as a Christmas gift for a friend. It's soft and thick and looks very cozy! I think I need to order another one for myself!

Magical!

I’m so so thankful that I discovered this magazine! I feel like I’ve found my people!

I want to age like Sea Glass

Beautiful and inspiring poem

Love it!

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My favorite new subscription

The magazine is beautiful and chock-full of interesting articles, information and gorgeous photos. I am looking forward to my next issue!

Cute and Useful!

What a terrific kit! Handy to travel with and so convenient!

Imperfect made the Perfect Gift!

I've enjoyed my comb over the last few years. This was an ideal time to purchase for a family member fortunate enough to live by the sea. They have already discovered treasures while using it!

Fantastic

I was thrilled to see the article on the cameos from Italy! I have never seen an article like this before. When my father was in Italy during WWII he brought several cameos home that men were carving on there doorsteps. I found them in my mother’s button box. I had one made into a ring and one made into a necklace. It was so nice to see there is still interest in them!

Happy up any Bag!

I got 2 sets and have put them on my Cane, my folding heavy shopping cart, and my canvas shopping bags - they add color and make it easy to pick out my bags from others! I mixed it up and put one on my heavy winter jacket, which makes it easy to pull up the zipper. I enjoy seeing the colors quite frankly! I would probably buy more colors or other versions.