This unique sea glass piece has three threads on one side, has slight curvature, and a dome shaped top. It likely originates as a large jar that has broken off and tumbled into the smooth, frosty shape we see here. It was found along a Caribbean Ocean shoreline after tumbling and conditioning in the waves and sand for decades.

The faint purple hue of the glass most likely happened after a long period of UV sun exposure, to an originally clear glass piece. It measures 2.9cm wide by 3.6cm tall. It is in pristine condition. The photo with the U.S. dime shows the reverse side.

The beach gem will arrive with a card that tells the short story of sea glass and the name of the ocean where it was found.