Red Sea Glass: Rare due to its vibrant red color, caused by the oxidation of minerals in the glass, often found in areas with historical glass production or shipwrecks.
Orange Sea Glass: Uncommon and prized for its warm hue, created by the presence of manganese in the original glass, often found on beaches with industrial or residential waste.
Yellow Sea Glass: Rare and sought after for its sunny appearance, formed from the oxidization of trace elements like cadmium or uranium in the glass.
Black Sea Glass: Rare due to its opaque appearance, caused by the inclusion of impurities like iron or carbon in the glass, often found on beaches with volcanic or industrial activity.
Pink Sea Glass: Uncommon and beautiful, created by the presence of manganese in the glass, often found on beaches near old glass factories or areas with maritime traffic.
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Purple Sea Glass: Rare and prized for its regal hue, formed from the oxidation of manganese or cobalt in the glass, typically found on beaches near old glassworks.
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Teal Sea Glass: Uncommon and striking, created by the weathering of glass containing copper or other trace elements, often found on beaches near old dockyards.
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Turquoise Sea Glass: Rare and highly sought after for its vibrant color, formed from the weathering of glass containing copper or iron.
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UV Sea Glass: Rare and fascinating, appearing clear under normal light but glowing vividly under ultraviolet light due to the presence of uranium .
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Multi-Colored Sea Glass: Extremely rare and prized for its unique appearance, formed from the weathering of glass containing a variety of different minerals .