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(Sydney, NSW, Australia)
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Created using sea glass found in Sydney, Australia
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Recent Articles
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800 CT red Glass!! 04/08/2015 Boise River
Apr 20, 22 03:23 PM
I found this walking along the banks of the Boise River. It weighs in carats 800+
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Thick blue/green sea glass with cursive lettering found along lake Champlain
Apr 20, 22 12:47 PM
I found this piece of sea glass on one of the beaches along Lake Champlain in Vermont. It’s pretty thick and has some cursive lettering (looks like “oll”
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What is this piece of glass from?
Apr 20, 22 12:42 PM
This piece was found at Gwen’s Island in Virginia. I believe it’s a piece of Durglass but not sure.
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What is this small piece of pottery glass from?
Apr 17, 22 08:55 PM
It was found in Arisaig, Nova Scotia while dredging out water. It is only the face of a man that looks to be a fisherman but could be anything. I don't
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Beaches on Mount Desert Island, Maine
Apr 17, 22 08:53 PM
hi everyone..I'm going to put up a pic I did last Oct thru June entirely with seaglass I found at that time I worked on it...never done this before, ever.
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Help
Apr 17, 22 08:51 PM
Hope its allowed as its not sea glass but a sea find. I have a what looks like a caterpillar sideboom keychain with syncrude stamped on bottom of it and
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What was this?
Apr 17, 22 08:30 PM
It’s thicker than a bottle and there are bubbles but also clear markings.
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Red seaglass
Apr 17, 22 01:09 PM
Hello. I live in the South of Sweden and love my beachwalks. Today I found a red glass with a pattern. Anyone who knows ?
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Help on milk glass face from Canada beach
Apr 16, 22 08:49 PM
Would love any help identifying this piece that I will attach it looks like made from milk glass found on the canadian Atlantic coast.
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Black glass
Apr 16, 22 08:01 PM
I am finding a lot of black sea glass and dark sea glass either dark green or brown. Some of the black glass I can't see through it and sometimes one it
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