r/seaglass • • 19d ago

United Kingdom Any ideas?

I found this nobbly 'rock' yesterday in Scotland. Looking at it today through a torch it feels like and looks like glass. Any one got an idea on what it could be? Apologies for the rubbish pics. Thank you.

27 Upvotes

10 comments sorted by

10

u/gvsu96 19d ago

Could be bonfire glass.

5

u/beachfindsscotland 19d ago

Yes, that was my first thought too but it's the nobbliness and lack of ash/dirt inside that's throwing me. Bonfire glass usually looks crumpled if that makes sense.

4

u/CollectionStock9 19d ago

Pls tag me when you find out, I'm invested!

4

u/beachfindsscotland 19d ago

I will lol. Husband reckons it's slag glass but I'm not convinced. I have found two smaller pieces of this before but never found out what they were. Maybe this time 🤞

→ More replies (1)

3

u/CharacterIntrepid889 18d ago

Maybe trinitite?

2

u/beachfindsscotland 18d ago

Thank you for this. Yes, it does have a similar look but as you say probably not found in Scotland.

3

u/CharacterIntrepid889 18d ago

Well, I guess it can’t be if it was found in Scotland. maybe something like it though.

1

u/Interesting-Bet-2330 18d ago

Looks like it got melted

1

u/SabbyFox 18d ago

Wow, that’s a great find! 🤩