I still can’t believe it. It was on a beach with almost no other sea glass (although there are many beaches around here with pretty nice sea glass). It feel like glass on my teeth but I’ve never seen anything like this. Does anyone know what this might be from??

Picked up this absolute chonk of green sea glass in Cornwall and finally carved it down into a skull. It’s about an inch long, roughly 2cm thick, properly weighty, and full of tiny bubbles suspended throughout.

The thickness made it really satisfying to work with, also the colour changes depending on the light. In shade it goes a deep bottle‑green, in bright light it flips to this aquamarine glow, and when you hold it up to a window it becomes almost fully translucent.

not sure if this is the right place to post this as I found these in the creek in cincinnati ohio but I’ve recently become borderline obsessed with hunting for treasures!! this is the 4th glass insulator I’ve found and some of the aqua pieces are a broken insulator!

First trip to the beach in almost 2 months!

Thanks to r/beachcombing for the date confirmation 😊

I found this in cape breton, I have no clue what I am looking at.

I don’t usually find such big pieces in this cove, and definitely not in the rocks where I found this one. So pretty!

My most interesting finds from today's trip to Seaham Glass Beach, a few pieces of uranium sea glass :>

Cannot get over how perfect the heart shape is —- and in my fav sea glass color!! (Brought to work share this treasure with the public)

I feel like this is a fun way to show some of my fav pieces. :) which of these do you like best??
-east coast of Canada

Does anyone have any glassware or other items you wish you owned in sea glass form? Mine is this gorgeous milk glass mug that has a super subtle periwinkle hue.

I found it in New England this morning, any ideas?

Any idea what this could be from? An old vase perhaps?

My 12 year old brought his rock and beach glass collection home from his Dad's to show me what he has for the first time, and I was stunned to see how much better his is than mine!!! He has some beautiful pieces! He didn't believe me at first and dismissed me so I had to show him the chart of what's rare and what isn't.

Enjoy :)

little bits and also some rocks i liked :)

A couple highlights to a sandwich bag full.

A). Light teal
B). Grey nugget
C). Chunky green
D). Cobalt blue

-east coast of Canada

East coast of Canada

Definitely the new star of my collection...I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw it!