Sea Glass

Hardness of 5.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale, vibrant blue color, vitreous to frosted luster, amorphous crystal structure, conchoidal fracture.

Formed from discarded human-made glass objects tumbled and weathered by wave action and sand abrasion in marine environments over decades.

Used primarily in coastal jewelry, decorative mosaics, and by beachcombers and collectors.

Cobalt blue sea glass is relatively rare, often originating from old medicine bottles, poison bottles, or decorative glassware. The frosting effect is caused by millions of microscopic C-shaped pits from sand abrasion.

Found along saltwater shorelines and ocean beaches worldwide, highly prized by collectors for its frosted texture and deep coloration.