Genuine seaglass is made from discarded bottles worn smooth by many
years of repetitive wave-action of sea and sand. Due to recycling and the
use of plastics; seaglass in most of these colors are increasingly rare to find.
These were hand-picked from Cape Cod beaches over the past 50 years.

LAVENDER - from treated WWII glass that changes color from the sun - very rare
BROWN - most likely from beer bottles
BLUE-GREEN - most likely from old Coca Cola bottles - fairly rare
KELLY GREEN - most likely from beer bottles
OLIVE GREEN - most likely from wine bottles
COBALT BLUE - most likely from old medicine bottles - very rare
WHITE - most likely from a variety of bottles