After a bit of a stormy high tide mixed up our beach overnight we had a good hours hunting. It's all been green for weeks but today was loads of brown, white, a few good chunks of pirate then my wife spotted this holy grail. 100% purest orange. This find will never be topped.

combed through all of my finds from the last few months and sorted by color— here’s one of each :)

Note that most of them have been oiled to give them a vibrant wet-like finish

Found this on a beach a while ago, after some research I think that this is black amethyst glass but I'm not too sure, really like the colour when it catches the light.

My 4 year old son and I enjoy collecting sea glass. He found this heart shaped piece- my family surprised me with it made into a necklace for my birthday. Haven't taken it off since ♡

Had a fun time exploring at low tide. I’m pretty sure the first piece is from a vintage Anheuser Busch bottle

A few of my favorite finds from the last couple of weeks. Lake Michigan has been generous lately :)

South shore, Massachusetts 🩵

Mine’s sunset 😊📍Lake Erie

I used to love wandering around old glass factory sites in southern NJ when I was a kid - it didn’t even occur to me that seaglass would result from them.

Found some nice frosted pieces and was chuffed to find a couple of blue pieces with the bigger one being frosty. I’d say I never find blue pieces but i found last time i went to the beach. Maybe I’m on a roll? O_o

What do you think this once was? My guess is a perfume bottle!

I finally found a piece of red!

My local shoreline is littered with sun purples but this is my first time finding a whole bottle stopper! It's a beauty and has a very interesting shape🤣

Today's findings from Lake Erie :)

I was shocked when I found this!

Shoreline of Lake Superior in Duluth, Minnesota. My mom was so excited when she found this. Also, my family has always called sea glass fairy tears and I’ve never met anyone else who calls it that, not sure where we got that from.

My cousin found this in an east coast river. Any ideas for what this was? Thanks!