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That kind of inlay is definitely typical of Zuni-style work. I found a mention of a Lee Edaakie which might match the first set of initials, but am not sure if this is his.

I'm not any kind of expert, and I can't find an exact match, but it looks to me like a few different Hopi makers use variants on this shape of mark, though the style of the ring looks more Navajo. Hope this at least gives you a couple of places to research further.

Would appreciate any info on this mark: https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg https://www.925-1000.com/pics/Ximg.jpg I have been told this type of work is typically Hopi, but of course styles are often imitated. I found this site which, unfortunately, only lists it as "Unidentified---please he...