It's always a thrill finding beautiful gem-like pieces of sea glass while strolling along the beach. Here are the best places ...

One Jersey Shore beach beckons sea glass hunters from all over. Bay Head Beach has earned a reputation as a must-visit for anyone dedicated to rounding up wave-weathered stones. Sea glass ...

Sea glass hunters collect these pieces along the water’s edge, mixed in with sea grass and other ocean detritus. Some simply hold on to their finds; others turn them into jewelry or decorations.

The sea glass you've brought home from the beach may look nice in a jar, but this simple DIY will leave you with a more stunning display to show off on a wall.

Maine’s coastline is ideal for the weathering and collection of sea glass, said Richard LaMotte, who has written books on the subject.

Nike will soon release a "Sea Glass" collection that features a very interesting design that resembles the upper being covered in bodily fluids. To nobody's surprise, the internet had plenty to ...

Beach glass, formed from discarded glass items, is smoothed by wave action, sand abrasion and chemical weathering over decades. While often used interchangeably, "sea glass" refers to glass ...

Alison Monger has spent several decades combing the beaches of the South Shore for sea glass and the last few years making art with it.. It started as a cathartic way to spend her free time after ...

A portion of Cheryl Staples’ sea glass collection. At a worktable beneath a Jolly Roger flag declaring “Pirate Life Forever,” Staples creates sea-glass jewelry, mobiles, and other artwork for friends ...

Most of Necessary's sea glass collection dates back to the late 1800s to the early 1900s, which she said can be determined based on the history of the dump site where the glass was found.

California State Parks, which manages more than 340 miles of California’s coastline, is asking the public not to collect any sea glass, agates or other rocks found at state beaches.

Beach glass, formed from discarded glass items, is smoothed by wave action, sand abrasion and chemical weathering over decades. While often used interchangeably, "sea glass" refers to glass ...