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.

In addition to the sea glass she collects to craft into jewelry, which she sells, Hockin-Minopetros also keeps a personal collection of about 500 “really fantastic” pieces, most of which she ...

Rogers, 53, has been collecting sea glass since the age of 6. She logs several miles each Sunday beachcombing New England's coastline with her husband and business partner, Ben.

In 2008, he opened the Sea Glass Museum, and today, his sea glass collection is one of the most extensive in the world. “I find it all; I make it all.

Dave Valle used his homemade shovel to pick up sea glass on Revere Beach. ERIN CLARK/GLOBE STAFF. When one person shared a photo of 40 marbles found in a single day, Valle lost his mind and ...

Today, Marinkovich’s sea glass collection has grown to more than 10,000 pieces. “Over time, each piece of glass takes on a personality of its own,” she says.

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