Sea glass with water, sand and air bubble inside?
by Florencia
How odd is it to find sea glass with water, sand and air bubble inside?
Lin's comment: "That is an interesting question. Since I started collecting sea glass, I can only recall a couple that have a bubble in them, and we now have a bunch of sea glass from the East Coast, West Coast, and points beyond. I don't have a single one that would have all three, bubble, water, and sand, though I have seen pictures of some.
"I would say it would be a keeper because it's not all that common. It could be something the collectors would be interested in, but the color would probably play a factor as well."
And David adds: "If you look closely, you might be able to see a very tiny hole where the sand and water got in. To keep the water from evaporating, you might want to put a spot of oil or vaseline in that hole."
Can any of you sea glass fans help with this question?
