CYS EXCEL Frosted Light Blue Sea Glass (4 LBS, Approx. 6 Cups) - Vase Filler and Aquarium Nautical Decor for Art Crafts - Multiple Color Options Review

Blue/turquoise stones are great! Perfect for filling a pretty glass for summer! Wash them because when the dust comes off they are much prettier and lighter, just a shade darker and more varied than in the picture. Ideal for many craft and decorative purposes. Highly recommended.

The color on the picture is misleading. When the stones arrived and the dust was washed off, the color became dark blue instead of blue-grey as in the photo. This was disappointing because I was trying to match the stone to my accent chair. Didn't send it back, I'll find a use for it.

Who sends broken glass in a mesh bag?! When I opened the box, my whole house was covered in fucking broken glass! Completely ridiculous and dangerous. Thank god I don't have any kids and my dog is big enough not to have a problem with broken glass getting on her paws. However, this is nonsense.

Looks great especially when dried (tried in water looks like lime jelly but I think it's water). I use it in some containers on my plant shelves. Sea glass awakens positive associations for me, makes me think of a nice vacation on the beach. My pieces came in a variety of sizes and shapes, maybe a little more angular/less polished than other sea glass I've seen, but nothing was sharp and that serves my purpose.

I will be using these to create terrariums with air plants on them. The color is exactly the same as in the picture. The shards are a little sharp, but not razor-sharp glass shards, and you'll need to rinse them off before using them, as there are tiny shards in the pocket that you probably don't want to step on. I rinsed mine in water to get rid of the tiny bits and they were the preferred filler for my "terrarium focus group" over much more expensive options (like small polished gems).

I wanted to use the sea glass in the tree trunk as a concrete vase and put small wax tea lights in the middle of the sea glass. I like the size and shape of the glass and the fact that it's not shiny. I bought the peach color thinking it would be more of a gold or peach color as shown on the website, but it is more of a pink color from Himalayan salt. In the sea glass picture, I added a jar of pink Himalayan salt and a slice of peach to show the color difference. I sent them back and will try a

Looks great especially when it's dry (I've tried it in water and it just looks like lime jelly but I think it's water). I use it in some containers on my plant shelves. Sea glass awakens positive associations for me, makes me think of a nice vacation on the beach. My pieces came in a variety of sizes and shapes, maybe a little more angular/less polished than other sea glass I've seen, but nothing was sharp and that serves my purpose.

I will use them to design terrariums with air plants on them. The color is exactly the same as in the picture. The shards are a bit sharp, but not razor-sharp glass shards, and you'll need to rinse them off before using them as there are tiny shards in the packaging that you probably don't want to step on. I rinsed mine with water to get rid of the tiny bits and they were the filler of choice for my "terrarium focus group" over much more expensive options (like small polished gems).

I wanted to use sea glass in the tree trunk as a concrete vase and add small wax tea lights in the center of the sea glass. I like the size and shape of the glass and the fact that it's not shiny. I bought the peach color thinking it would be more of a gold or peach color as shown on the website, but it is more of a pink color from Himalayan salt. In the sea glass picture, I added a jar of pink Himalayan salt and a wedge of peach to show the color difference. I sent them back and will try a…