Sea glass can be beautiful and free keepsake from a beach visit, great for displaying or crafting. Here's where to look in ...

Here are the best beaches in Florida to find sea glass, how to tell if it's real and the rarest colors you can find.

Finding true sea glass on the beaches of P.E.I. has become more difficult over the years, as less glass is being thrown away into the ocean and more people are looking for the smoothed-by-the ...

Dave Lee Valle is a 'glasser,' or sea glass collector. He combs beaches for real sea glass, which is decades old and has been buried by sand, uncovered by tides, and tumbled over rocks and clam ...

As sea glass becomes harder to find, some retailers are creating their own artificial sea glass using rock tumblers and chemicals. The difference between the real and artificial beach glass is ...

Fillable lamps can allow you to get creative with your home's décor. Take full advantage of such a flexible piece with these clever and quirky filler ideas.

Real sea glass is often rougher and more uneven than the knock-offs, which tend to be more uniformly smooth. “If it looks too good to be true, it probably is,” she said. Authentic glass also has a ...

13 fact checks featuring real sea creatures you have to see to believe From the majestic glass octopus to the slimy giant horse conch, marine life can be fascinating.

Sea glass has become harder to find, but there are still beaches worth scouring on the South Shore.

Sea glass fanatics scour Maine beaches and craft with treasures they find The rough waters and rocky beaches of the Maine coast create a perfect environment for creating sea glass.

Hundreds of thousands of people belong to sea glass organizations and Facebook pages. The sea glass hunting community is robust, but faces controversy Dave Lee Valle is a ‘glasser,’ or sea ...

Sea glass, while an eye-catching treasure and a multimillion-dollar industry, exists because of decades of improper waste management.