r/beachcombing

Not sure if this is the right place to post but I found this off the west coast and was wondering for any information on what it is and what to do thanks

One side looks like a typical hag stone from here. The other looks like a very thick shimmery quartz type rock. In between is maybe fossilized coral or I’m not sure. Any help appreciated.

Never have I everrrr come across these before! Whelk egg casings! Found a few washed up on this week’s trip to the beach. Also found the back of some sort of crab, and a perfect Pyramid that someone built….it was too great to not immortalize in photo 🥰

Yesterday morning I went to Lincoln city beach around low tide and found a ton of things! The one thing I mainly wondering about is this? It looks like a bird beak but it’s pretty flat, maybe it’s a tooth of some kind? The tip is a bit darker and is really sharp like a tooth or a beak? The hole is throwing me off. Any ideas?

More interesting finds from a pond I’m digging on my farm. Everything came from a shell/sand layer between 5’ and 12’ deep. We’re about 10 miles from the coast. I’m not a shell guy but I just think it’s amazing that these shells are so well preserved after so long.

I found this thing in shallow water in the ocean, near the beach on the Pacific side of Panama. It feels kinda dense and it’s a little yellowed. Can’t figure out if it’s a bone or a shell. Is it something cool?

I found this at a beach on the Faroe Islands. Didn't take it with me, just curious what it is. Google Lens says something about it being conjoined oyster shells. I don't know a better source for checking beach finds. Thanks :)

Me and my mom recently took a trip to Ireland and found this on a beach near Belfast. We are both convinced we see a fish carved into this rock, and it looks like the “tail” has been broken off and the material inside is a darker type of rock? Totally speculative, but I want to know if it’s worth keeping! Does anyone else see it or have any idea what this could be? Thanks!

the base was totaled and broke off into chalky bits, picked off sand and rust to reveal a floral leafy design. would love to know what it originally looked like.

Kinda looks like a heart now 🥰💚

Hey all! I found these two teeth-looking pieces in SW Florida (Sanibel Island/ Fort Myers) this past week. Any info on what they could be from or are they just petrified coral or something else? The pointier one is 3/4 inch and the more stout one is 1/2 inch.
TYIA!

some good stuff today :) tried and failed to identify what I'm assuming is a 4.5in hen on nest. It's so whimsical

constructing a doohickey to find more uranium glass. Today was proof of concept

Quite disturbing turned face down, turned it around and it wasnt any better.