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# tracr 1.19.0

## API

* Allow nullable polished fields to be set to null when updating a polished diamond via a new /v2 endpoint (see the API documentation for guidance).
* Performance and efficiency improvements.

<details>

<summary>Notes on the /v2 endpoint</summary>

* Use the new /v2 endpoint when you need to set previously nullable polished fields to null during an update.
* Refer to the API documentation for exact request/response formats and any migration guidance.

</details>

## Portal

* Fixed an issue where diamonds could not be transferred back to the participant that sent them.
* Fixed an issue with Tracr Rough Check not being transferred.

## Search

* Fixes and improvements to the GIA Grading page on search.tracr.com.


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