Marks & signatures
The mark is useful, but it is not unique to him. Other Native makers have used K marks too, so a K by itself is not enough to identify a piece as Kee’s. Our current ring photos do not show a maker mark clearly enough to use as our own hallmark example.
Styles & materials
The three rings we have share the same basic construction: an oval stone, twisted-wire border, three silver beads, and an open split shank. Other published examples show his name on other kinds of jewelry, so these rings are only a small sample of his work.
Three Jamison Kee rings we have

Size 8. Deep blue oval lapis framed with twisted wire and silver bead accents on an open split shank.
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Size 6.25. Green malachite gives the shared silver setting a strong color contrast, with the same twisted-wire border, bead accents, and split shank.
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Size 7. Orange-red spiny oyster brings the warmest color to the shared design, framed by twisted wire and silver bead accents.
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- Art-Amerindien K hallmark reference — hallmark reference site.
- Our three rings and our photographs.
- We also looked at other examples sold under Jamison Kee’s name.
