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 The artists listed on this page are not known to us. However, the majority of these pieces are made in New Zealand, by Maori and Non-Maori carvers. Because Jade is so hard, it was used to make tools and weapons in the olden days. Today, the finest quality stone is used to fashion jewellery and ornaments. The colour varies greatly and is a matter of preference. Maori Greenstone Jade Jewellery 2 |
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