An amberina sea glass gem found at an old town dump.

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Orange Marmalade Surprise

Cyndee Welsh: I found this amberina piece in Fort Bragg. It was on the cove that was once a dump site from 1906 through 1943. It was worthy of the "Sea Glass Happy Dance!"

Journal: That is one beautiful and vibrantly colored sea glass gem Cyndee.

You just never know what you'll find at Fort Bragg. That shard would even have someone as rhythmically challenged as myself dancing in the sand.

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A Teal Colored Bottle Bottom

April's sea glass specimen is a teal shard from Puerto Rico. The distinctive color dates this gem to be between 80 and 150 years old.

Krista Hammond of Santa Cruz Sea Glass will be honored as a generous contributor to the building of the new Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Exploration Center in Santa Cruz, California. Congrats Krista!

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