Sharon Umbaugh collects some of the finest sea glass in the world from the beaches of Hawaii.  Many of her collections include pieces which would lend themselves very well to jewelry.  Due to the unique qualities of the beaches on Hawaii, the sea glass is often very well rounded.  You can find most of her sea glass listed on eBay, though she will also accept custom requests through her website.  Sharon is the the secretary of the North American Sea Glass Association.

One of the only sites available online where you can purchase 100% genuine natural, surf tumbled beach sea glass in bulk.  Owned and maintained by Charles Peden, one of the founders of the North American Sea Glass Association, you are sure to find plenty of interest within their website, from sea glass jewelry and bulk sea glass to drill bits for drilling sea glass, you can find it here.

Jodie Pastor is a beach glass enthusiast who collects naturally surf tumbled glass from the coastal shore line of Great Lake Erie.  She dedicates herself to the education of sea beach glass and offers a rich and colorful history of the Lake's hundreds of sunken ships, prohibition rum running days, and the pirating off of Long Point Canada.  Jodie offers beautiful artistic jewelry designs, wholesale lots, singles, and other unique gift items incorporating these historical pieces of glass.  Jodie is a commercial member of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Owned and maintained by one of the founders of the North American Sea Glass Association, Linda Jereb is a passionate advocate for genuine, natural beach sea glass.  She carries both the genuine article as well as her own line of faux sea glass and is a model example of how the two types of glass can be sold through the same channels yet, their integrity is maintained.

Surrounded by water, a native Long Islander in New York, Holly L'Homedieu has taken sea glass combing to the next level.  You can find the finest quality collectors pieces and antique relics of the sea, genuine sea glass jewelry of all kinds, even custom orders.  She can make your dreams into sea glass jewelry!  Holly is a commercial member of the North American Sea Glass Association.

Sea Find Designs is more of a “family affair”.  Owned and operated by Tracy Prince, she is assisted daily by her two children Matthew and Emily, digging for sea glass and coming up with new ideas.  Her husband Matt's witty sense of humor adds to Tracy's designs and descriptions!  The Prince Family has been collecting sea glass for more than 5 years together and have hundreds of stunning pieces to choose from!  Tracy is a commercial member of the North American Sea Glass Association.

As the waves tumble onto our beautiful Island shores, my wife and I can be found discovering our impressive and unique collection of sea gems.  We are Romeo and Eydie Gallant, two long time outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy camping, sailing, beach combing and spending time with our children and grandchildren.  Our love for the outdoors led us to become avid collectors of driftwood, shells and sea glass.  We have a large gallery of gems that we supply to artisans worldwide.  Souris by the Sea Treasures is a commercial member of the North American Sea Glass Association.

A seaglass jewelry pioneer, Lisl Armstrong has been making seaglass jewelry for a living since 1987.  Out Of The Blue Seaglass Jewelry originated in Puerto Rico and is now based in the Outer Banks of North Carolina.  Lisl and her husband collected the seaglass themselves from the beaches of Puerto Rico, Indonesia, Costa Rica and the USA.  She works mostly with sterling silver wire using techniques that have changed little since ancient times.  Lisl enjoys making jewelry that is natural and rustic in look and feel, as she finds that seaglass invokes the primitive, mysterious and ancient.  Lisl is a commercial member of the North American Sea Glass Association.

West Coast Sea Glass offers a vast array of genuine, beach combed sea glass in bulk lots, individual pieces and unique, artisan jewelry pieces.  West Coast Sea Glass is owned and maintained by Mary Beth Beuke, president of the North American Sea Glass Association.  Mary Beth, an artist and photographer, has traversed the rugged Pacific Northwest for a lifetime, amassing an extremely rare collection.  This site features rare colors from the world's oceans, colorful sea glass photography and over 100 different jewelry items.