Ocean Orbs and Tidal Treasures
By Lucy Tapper
Sea glass hunters Lucy and Steve and their family spend weekends in Devon, England, scouring the sand for treasures to add to their collection. They created the handy Sea Glass Guide with information about beach finds, concise explanations, clear photos, and room to add your own notes. Next to each beach find is information and history about where it may have come from. The guide fits in a beach bag with your snacks and gear and features your name on the cover and checklists to track your growing collection.
More from the Sea Glass Guide:
- Bucket List Finds and Sea Stoppers
- Ocean Orbs and Tidal Treasures
- Sculpted by the Waves and Fabulous Finds
Ocean Orbs
A perfectly frosted beautiful sea marble is a true prize for a sea glass hunter and is always worthy of a “happy dance.” No one knows for sure how they get into the ocean, although there are a number of theories...
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Tidal Treasures
This article appeared in theBeachcombing Volume 38 September/October2023.
All photos courtesy of Lucy Tapper
1 comment
Hi Lucy,
I came across your article as I was searching for someone to help me identify these beautiful marble like stones. Since the big storm in America, me and my family keep finding these beautiful blue, green marbles on the sand and by the rocks. We live my the sea and I have never found anything like this before.we have found approximately 90 sea stones. Is taht normal? They are so perfect that is makes me question the theory of how they are there. But they are in so many places at the beach. On top of the sand, shining beneath, by stones and seaweed. Can I please show you some in pictures and get your opinion please? Kind regards Marian
