Sea glass begins as shards of glass that are constantly tumbled by the ocean currents and tides. They are ground until the sharp edges are smoothed and rounded. Over many years, the glass loses its slick surface and gains a frosted appearance.
Naturally produced sea glass most commonly originates from coastal dumpsites and shipwrecks. Discarded bottles, crystal, and porcelain dishes. Transformed by time and Mother Nature, the shards become glitter litter washed ashore. Each piece goes from trash to treasure, to be sought after and collected. Sea glass is the ultimate survivor.