> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tracr.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tracr.com/tracr-help-pages/diamond-details.md).

# Diamond Details

The Diamond Details page is a visual representation of a diamond's journey through its lifecycle, and it is available for all diamonds in your inventory.

For each diamond, the Diamond Details page displays a photograph of the latest stage of the diamond (if provided), basic information (provenance, carat, shape, colour), and the Tracr ID.

Also shown is a summary of the diamond’s stages (Rough > Split (latest version) > Polished) followed by photographs/videos and more details about each stage. You can also view stage-specific details, scan reports, and grading certificates (if provided).

{% hint style="info" %}
Note: Every time you upload a new session, and the diamonds pass the control process, Tracr adds these diamonds to your inventory and generates the Diamond Details page for each one. If you update diamonds in your inventory, Tracr automatically updates the Diamond Details page.
{% endhint %}

## View the Diamond Details page

To view the Diamond Details page for a diamond, do one of the following:

* Select the row in the table corresponding to the diamond that you want to view.
* In the **Action** column, select the ellipsis, and then select **View**.

To view more than one diamond:

* In your inventory, select the checkbox next to all the diamonds that you want to view (maximum 40 diamonds). At the bottom of the page, select **View**.

## Unlock a diamond

Polished diamonds can only be shared or transferred if they are unlocked. You can unlock one or more locked diamonds from the Diamond Details page.

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### Open the Diamond Details page

View the Diamond Details page for the diamond.
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### Start unlocking

If the diamond is locked, select the **Unlock this diamond** button.
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### Choose action

Select **Unlock selected diamond** or select **Cancel** to keep the diamond locked.
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### Confirm

Select **Confirm** to unlock the diamond.
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## Share a diamond

Tracr allows you to share the details of one or more diamonds with an external party. You can share diamonds from the Diamond Details page or from your inventory. Note that polished diamonds can only be shared if they are unlocked. You can unlock one or more locked diamonds from the Diamond Details page prior to sharing.

To share diamonds from the Diamond Details page:

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### Open the Share page

Select the **Share** button to display the **Share** page. If a diamond is locked, you will need to unlock it before it can be shared.
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### Verify previews

Check each preview to ensure you are sharing the correct diamond(s).
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### Remove any diamond you don't want to share

If you do not want to share a diamond, select the diamond in the **diamonds selected to share** section, and then select **Remove**.
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### Provide recipient and message details

Provide the following information:

* **To** – Enter the email address of each recipient, separated by a comma or space.
* **Subject** – Enter the subject of the email.
* **Message** – Enter a message to the recipient(s).
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### Send

Select **Send**.

Recipients receive an email containing a link to view the diamond(s) that you shared. Note that the link is active for seven days.
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## View a grading report

You can view the grading report for any graded diamond in your polished or graded inventory by opening the Diamond Details page for that diamond. Then, select the **VIEW GRADING REPORT** button to display the grading report in a new browser tab.


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