One man’s trash is another man’s treasure!

Sea glass, or often called beach glass, are bits and pieces of glass that wash up on beaches all over the world. This glass can originate from discarded bottles and jars, or from shipwrecks and old-time garbage dumps.

The glass is broken into smaller pieces and is eventually tumbled smooth by the natural movement of the tides and sand.

Sea Glass washes up on beaches  all over the world in different shapes and colors, every piece is unique!

This is glass that has been melted in a fire, then polished smooth by the ocean

An assortment of glass, the start of the sorting processs.

Glass being sorted by colour, and then shape and size.

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