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Are You Looking for the Perfect Welcome to School Gift for Your Teacher?

The beginning of the school year is the perfect time to recognize the teachers who will play a major role in impacting the lives of your children. And while there are many parents who give their children’s classroom teachers gifts at the end of the year, who is to say that you cannot do the same at the beginning. While many families are still enjoying the las few days and the weekend of the summer, teachers are already back in their classroom. In fact, long before the first students walk into the school houses across the country, teachers are already spending long days, nights, and weekends just making sure that their spaces are ready for the new year.
The spouses and parents of some teachers send flowers to their loved ones on the first day of school to add a little color to a classroom that will be a home away from home for the next nine months. Deliveries from local florists are a great way to make sure that those first days in the room are a little brighter, no matter what the

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Rarity of Colors in Sea Glass Jewelry

Until recently, it was believed that jewelry found on the site of Enkapune Ya Muto in Kenya was the oldest jewelry discovered. The beads on this piece of jewelry date back almost 40,000 years and are made of polished ostrich egg shells. However, the oldest known jewelry ever discovered were 10,000-year-old beads crafted from Nassarius shells.


Sea glass has gained popularity, partly due to rarity and origin. Sea glass has existed since glass-making was first introduced, before 2000 B.C. in Mesopotamia, and can be found all over the world. In 2007, the North American Sea Glass Association became a formal organization and there are around 90 members today.

Sea Glass Colors and Rarity

There is a simple explanation for why certain sea glass colors are more valued than others. Sea glass rarity and value are tied to supply and demand. The rarer the glass color, the less of it that exists. The more plentiful the supply, the