CYS EXCEL Frosted Blue Green Clear Mix Sea Glass (4 LBS, Approx. 6 Cups) | Multiple Color Choices Crushed Glass Vase Filler | Aquarium Nautical Decor for Art Crafts

Wonderful, colorful. I use them as accents in my garden and sorta like mulch topping off potted plants

The blue/turquoise stones are great! Perfect for filling up a pretty jar for summer! Do wash them, as when the dust comes off, they are a much prettier color and more vibrant, just a shade darker and more varied than the picture. Perfect for many crafts and decor uses. Recommend highly.

We bough this to donate to one of our local OT facilities that's focused around ND children. The children *love* the sea glass box, and the place is often out. They were *very* thankful.

I was going to use the sea glass in a log like concrete vase and add small wax tea light candles among the sea glass. I really like the size and shapes of the glass and that they're not shiny. I bought the peach colored ones thinking they'd be more of a gold or peach color as shown on the website but they're more of a pink color similar to Himalayan salt. In the picture with the sea glass I added a jar of pink Himalayan salt and a slice of a peach to show the difference in color. I sent them back and will try another color.

great

I really liked the variety of colors. The size was perfect for what I wanted. They separate out the colors, so if you wanted to do something monochromatic you could. Wondering how much 6 cups is? Check out the attached photos. I looked at other options and nowhere. Where could I find how much I was getting.

The color is nice, but some of the pieces are really chunky. Also not all the edges are smooth so watch out for that

I will use these to make terrariums with air plants resting on top. The color is exactly as in the picture. The pieces are a bit sharp, but not razor sharp glass shards, and you do need to rinse them out before using as there are tiny chips in the bag that you probably wouldn't want to step on. I rinsed mine in water to get rid of the tiny chips and they were the filler of choice with my "terrarium focus group", over much pricier options (like small polished gems)

Exactly what picture showed