Jade (nephrite) is found in a lot of countries. It is formed with different minerals so can be found in a lot of colours ranging from black through blues and greens to white. Some of my favorites from outside new Zealand would be blacks and olives from Wyoming, white and browns from Siberia and brilliant greens from Canada. The word jade covers two different minerals – nephrite and jadeite.
You can see my jadeite page here.
There is a lot more information about the different types on my The World of Jade site.
These are some of my favorite carvings,
Canadian and Wyoming jades 
Jades from around the world 
Cassiar jade signet ring Black wyoming raven -
Yukon and cassiar jade (Canada) -
Siberian jade -
Brown Siberian jade beads -
“Inner Light” Australian and American jade -
Siberian jade -
A finished strand of hand shaped beads carved from Canadian (Cassiar) Jade 
Wyoming jade cuff -
“Open to change” Australian and Wyoming jade Leaf from -
Honey olive jade cuff -
Black Wyoming toki Grooved form. Wyoming forest green jade 
Indonesian jade wolf 
Cassiar (Canada) stick insect
