The final inventory from which we extract items relating to stone mosaic-work objects is dated 1525. It is:
Report of the Gold, Silver, Jewels, and Other Things that the Proctors of New Spain Carry to His Majesty. (Year of 1525.)
A large head of a duck of blue stone mosaic-work.
Two pieces of gold, such as the natives of these parts wear in their ears with some red and blue stones, weighing altogether ten pesos.
A bracelet with four greenstones set in gold like the hoof of a stag. Not weighed.
Another bracelet of gold with ten pieces like azicates, and two claws of greenstone set in gold.
An armlet of tiger-skin with four greenstones and four small bars of gold of little weight.
A shell like a venerica set in gold with a greenstone in the center.
A large shell set in gold with a face of greenstone, with some blue and yellow little stones around the neck.
A butterfly of gold with the wings of venera, and the body and head of greenstone.