Jade Mine traces its work to four nephrite-bearing mines in Northern British Columbia, roughly 100 miles east of the Alaska border. A narrow summer mining window—when the landscape is free of snow—yields about 100 tons of rough nephrite each season. The operation funnels the best material to recognized sculptors and master carvers who hand-carve one-of-a-kind jade sculptures and jewelry. Other finds are distributed as rough specimens, souvenirs, and collectibles. The business emphasizes artisanal craft and provenance: seasonal selection, hand carving, and a family legacy of miners and carvers who have promoted Canadian nephrite for decades.
Shop the collection for hand-carved jade sculptures and statues, carved jewelry and heirloom pieces, rough nephrite specimens, and smaller collectibles and souvenirs. Pieces are chosen for color, formation, texture, and visual presence; compare listed dimensions, origin details, and natural variation to find an object that suits your display or collection. New one-of-a-kind pieces are added weekly, and many items highlight the tactile, sculptural quality that distinguishes Canadian nephrite. Find Jade Mine sculptures, jewelry, rough jade, and carved collectibles available through Resin Society.