Every piece of sea glass has a story − but sea glass could be on the decline. Olga Pankova/Moment When you stroll along a beach, you may look down and spot colorful bits of worn glass mixed in with ...

SANTA CRUZ — Hundreds of sea glass enthusiasts and ocean-inspired art lovers filled the Santa Cruz Boardwalk’s Cocoanut Grove Saturday to comb through and take home works of nearly 60 artisans at the ...

The 10th annual Sea Glass and Ocean Arts Festival takes place this weekend at Elks Lodge. It's an event for Ocean lovers and collectors to attend for shopping and educational panels. Your Morning News ...

Beachcombers covet it, people make art from it and it hides among shells along the beaches of Florida. Sea glass pieces aren’t as easy to find as the shells that cover Florida’s shorelines, but ...

Nancy LaMotte's eyes are a clear blue-green, the color of antique Coca-Cola bottles, but brighter. She scans the sand at her feet: gritty knots of seaweed, smashed oyster shells, driftwood – wait!

Sea glass is the perfect example of turning trash into treasure. The material is made from glass bottles that were tossed overboard ships hundreds of years ago. During its period in the ocean, the ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. On the southwesternmost coast of England, there exists a place ...

It is both a hobby and a history — sea glass hunting around the Chesapeake Bay. Fall begins Wednesday, but don’t let it keep you away from the beach. Cooler temperatures make autumn a perfect time to ...

If you’re anything like me, you love everything to do with the beach. The thing I love the most is beachcombing and collecting natural treasures that the ocean has unexpectedly swept onto the coast.

Enthusiasts compare it to diamonds. Sea glass—from pieces of bottles and jars—is trash, transformed by the sea and poetically reinterpreted as treasure. Its provenance points to the heyday of consumer ...