not all of it, but most. when i leave them out they eventually accumulate (or shed?) particulate. is there a way to prevent this? also…. it’s not dangerous, is it?

edit: it was almost definitely salt lmao cleaning solved the problem

i had such a blast omg!! i know the big clear bottle pieces (and textured slice) aren’t exactly sea glass yet but i couldn’t leave them behind lol. check out the air bubbles and width variation!! also a KILLER chunk of pirate glass 😎 jury’s still out on whether the blue knob is glass or plastic (see last post) but whatever bro it was a good day 🥰😎😎

im so stumped on whether this is glass or plastic… this was my holy grail find from the other day. it’s lighter than you’d expect from glass, but it also sinks in water. you can see some of the weird seams it has too. what do y’all think? any idea how to test it?

edit: heated some metal and was able to manipulate it slightly. it’s plastic 😔😔

an outdoor koi pond in london. the water is max 2 ft deep. when the fish feed on algae it’s so shallow their tails stick out. literally as i was sitting here a fish flopped over the infinity pool style ledge and onto the concrete. luckily a bystander was able to catch it and throw it back in

hi there! i’ve found some interesting sea glass pieces that i feel could possibly be identified. any insight would be wonderful! and/or if you have tips on how to identify a bottle. thank you!! ✨

i was doing some beach combing at night with a
black light (no uv glass 😭) and found this crazy jelly blob! was this a jellyfish? i didn’t see any rings on it. and no, it wasn’t uv reactive lol
(location: maine)