e-mail: Lisa@sunriseseaglass.com
Why "Sunrise Sea Glass"?
It is oftentimes early in the morning before sunrise, that sea glass hunters go out, catching the low to minus tides during abalone hunting season and occasionally before. Springtime offers up some unusual and beautiful finds, from the rare lavenders to the common whites. While oranges are the rarest, some of the most beautiful and unusual colors can be found in bonfire, fused, end-of-day glass as well as art glass.
This site features the book, "Glass Beach ~ A Sea Glass Lover's Paradise," by the artist, photography of sea glass,
and tiles created by the artist
Sea Glass Rarity Chart:
| ORANGE TRUE PURPLE 1:10,000 DARK LAVENDER |
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| RED TURQUOISE YELLOW: 1:5,000 |
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AQUAMARINE LIME LAVENDER: 1:1,000 |
| PINK 1:3,000 | CITRON, CORNFLOWER BLUE: 1:500 |
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| BLACK, TEAL: 1:2,500 |
COBALT, BLUE: 1:300 |
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| HONEY, AMBER, SOFT GREEN: 1:200 |
AQUA, SEAFOAM: 1:100 |
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| FOREST GREEN: 1:50
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| KELLY GREEN, ROOT BEER BROWN: 3:10 |
WHITE: 4:10 | |
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Art Glass is sometimes called 'end of day glass' and is the blended remains from glass blowers. |
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| URANIUM GLASS: Uranium glass, also known as vaseline glass, is a pale yellow or yellow-green glass made by the inclusion of uranium oxide, which in its natural state is a vivid yellow.  |
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