June 10, 2015 Sea Glass Southern Peninsula of Spain

by Jessica Musgrove
(Southern Spain. Bay of Cadiz)

Spain sea glass, Bay of Cadiz (Cadiz Province)

Spain sea glass, Bay of Cadiz (Cadiz Province)

~ sea glass catch submitted by Jessica Musgrove in Southern Spain - Bay of Cadiz

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Southern Spain. Bay of Cadiz - This was between Rota beach, El Puerto de Santa Maria Beach, and Puerto Sherry.

Hi, I live in the province of Cadiz, Spain.

I am an avid collector, basically every day.

Just wondering how rare it is to find these "not so easy to finds" where I live because I have every one of those colors ; about 400 in Grade A condition.

I have the deep indigo, I've found several Yellows that are tops of bottles. Here, cobalt and red are rare. This  is what I collected in 4 hours..... any ideas on what is and is not rare?

To the right of the whites, are 2 greyish lavender tinted colors, and farthest to the right, the 3 browns at the top are bottoms of bottles with a month and year, it says 05/ 88.......also the ones on the right are browns from darkest to lightest, but how can I tell if they are in an orange category?


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~ sea glass catch submitted by Jessica Musgrove in Southern Spain - Bay of Cadiz

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Aug 27, 2015
 Nice collection!!!
by: David and Lin from OdysseySeaGlass

Hi Jessica, nice collection!!!

However, only a few of the sea glass pieces you show appear to be of jewelry grade.

Be sure to compare it to the photos on our pages of grades of sea glass: https://www.odysseyseaglass.com/grade-sea-glass.html.

As far as orange color compared to amber - orange should immediately look orange. We have found that if we wonder if it is orange, it really is not a true orange :)

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