Sea Glass

Sea glass is formed when glass fragments, typically from broken bottles, jars, or other glass objects, are tumbled and smoothed by the action of the ocean. Over time, the glass is eroded by the sand, water, and other elements, resulting in a frosted appearance and rounded edges. The color of sea glass depends on the original source of the glass, with common colors including green, brown, white, blue, and less frequently, red, orange, and purple. The value of sea glass is often determined by its color, rarity, and condition, with rare colors and well-preserved pieces being the most sought after.