Scheele's Green - Dangerously Beautiful
Natalie Nebilak
Welcome, curious minds, to a journey through the perilous past of Scheele's Green, a color with a dark side that once mesmerized the world of art and industry.
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Beginners Guide to Drilling Seaglass
Natalie Nebilak
Interested in drilling your own seaglass? Here’s a beginners guide!
Read MoreThe Learning
Natalie Nebilak
I never intended to be a maker of jewelry, much less start a business doing it. But four years later and I’ve learned a lot.
Read MoreUranium Seaglass
Natalie Nebilak
I was recently gifted a handheld blacklight for purposes of finding uranium seaglass, so I thought I would take this time to share a little bit about these glowing beauties!
Read MoreAdventures from a Fellow Seaglass Hunter
Natalie Nebilak
Recently I was contacted by a fellow seaglass hunter, Marlisa, who shared with me her amazing haul from a recent vacation she took to one of the United States’ territories in the Caribbean. Check out her amazing finds!
Read MoreGrateful
Natalie Nebilak
This year seems to be slipping past me at a speed I can’t keep up with. In some way, I feel as though time has been stolen from me. Two surgeries and a cumulative few months recovering, and the countless days spent in bed, in pain, unable to participate in my own life. I miss wandering for hours in the sand and the rocks, searching for sea glass, searching for peace…
Read MoreSeaglass Hunting Tips
Natalie Nebilak
So many times when I'm at shows, folks ask me how I find SO much sea glass, and that everytime they go to the beach, they never find any! So today I thought I would share with you some of my seaglass hunting tips.
Read MoreBelieving in Magic
Natalie Nebilak
When I was a kid, I believed in magic. And this weekend I was taken back to that place of wonder by a truley magical event that happened in the ocean...
Read MoreBeach Glass vs. Sea Glass
Natalie Nebilak
Is there really a difference between the glass you find on the beach and the glass you find on the shore of a lake?
Read MoreSeaglass Origin and Rarity
Natalie Nebilak
Have you ever wondered where your seaglass came from? I mean, ok, yeah it's coming from the beach. I mean farther back, like what was it before it was actually seaglass? And why do you find more of some colors and less of others? Todays post will help answer some of those questions. So pull out your collection and see if you can match up any of your favorites to the colors we're talking about today!
Read MoreGlass Beach - Kauai
Natalie Nebilak
Now this is a beach I'm particularly excited to share with you. Reason being, I've actually been there! Kauai is one of my most favorite places on earth, and I have been fortunate to visit a handful of times over the years. But my love for all things seaglass didn't really start until a few years ago, so I never even knew about it until quite recently. And in fact, if you didn't know Kauai had a glass beach, you'd never find it.
Read MoreGlass Beach - Ussuri Bay, Russia
Natalie Nebilak
Russian glass beach? Yeah, I believe it. I mean c'mon, vodka capital of the world am I right? Those bottles had to end up somewhere, and since they didn't end up in a recycling plant they ended up in Ussuri Bay near the naval port of Vladivostock.
Read MoreGlass Beach - Fort Bragg
Natalie Nebilak
There are several "glass beaches" in the world, and I've decided to dedicate blog posts to some of the more notable ones. Pretty much without fail, at least two or three folks at each event I attend will ask, "Have you been to that glass beach up there in Fort Bragg?" In short, no, I haven't. But since this particular glass beach has received so much attention from my fans, I thought this would be a perfect place to start my "Glass Beaches Around the World" blog series. Also, I was born and raised in California. So, it just makes sense.
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