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Green Sea Glass, Green Beach Glass, Turquoise Sea Glass

It Looks So Minty but Tastes Salty
In the right light, green sea glass is prettier than an emerald. What is it?

Green sea or beach glass began as discarded bottles or other glassware that later was tumbled by waves and leached by the water, resulting in its jewel-like appearance.

Green sea glass, as with any colored medium, comes in many hues and shades.

Although green glass colors (from beer bottles or wine bottles), along with brown and white, make up the most commonly found colors of beach glass, there are also lighter or darker greens and hues of green that are far less common.

Green beach glass
This spiral of green hues illustrates the variety you might find in green or turquoise sea glass.
Green Beach Glass
Dark greenish cyan sea glass solo Seafoam-lime sea glass solo Seafoam medium sea
Dark greenish cyan Seafoam-lime sea glass Seafoam medium sea

Just because green is a common color does not mean that is not attractive!
Geen sea glass

There are some colors that lie somewhere between blue and green.

You may find it hard to say which it is.


Pale turquoise sea glass
This piece of pale turquoise  looks bluish, yet if you look closely you can see greenish highlights...can't you?

On the other hand, a nice lime green like the one below doesn't leave any doubt that it is green.
Lime green sea glass


Green beach glass or sea glass makes beautiful jewelry, but not all people can wear green next to their skin. On the other hand, blue and especially white sea glass are more adaptable to a wider variety of color combinations and therefore more prevalent in sea glass jewelry.
Mmmm Green beach glass

Green Beach Glass?

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Yellow
White sea glass
Green sea glass
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