Ballycastle Beach
Sand-and-shingle beach by the marina where an 18th-century glassworks once stood, and lumps of glass still wash up.
From the Antrim coast to County Down, Northern Ireland's rocky shores and old harbour towns turn up sea glass and sea pottery, especially along stretches near former bottle works and busy ports.
Sand-and-shingle beach by the marina where an 18th-century glassworks once stood, and lumps of glass still wash up.
Shingle shore below Carrickfergus Castle and along Scotch Quarter, worked by local sea glass jewellers on Belfast Lough.
Pebble and quartz beach below Lurigethan in the Glens of Antrim, known locally for sea glass marbles.
Sheltered pebbly bay by Glenarm harbour on the Causeway Coastal Route, a favourite of Antrim sea glass jewellers.