The clarity of the VVS1 grown diamonds is one of the highest on the market. It is very hard for even an experienced gemologist to find any inclusions in the VVS1 diamonds when looking at them through a magnifying glass that is 10 times powerful. In terms of naked-eye evaluation, the VVS1 diamonds are considered to be perfect, as they are perfectly clean.
The reason why many buyers prefer VVS1 clarity diamonds is that they have top-quality clarity but not as high a price as the IF or FL diamonds. It is hard to distinguish VVS1 diamonds from VVS2 diamonds by using only naked eyes. Therefore, VVS1 diamonds have a great combination of clarity, visual appearance, and price.
Take a look at our VVS1 clarity lab diamonds in various shapes, carat sizes, colors, cut qualities, certifications, and prices. Whether you prefer diamond shape round, oval, cushion, radiant, emerald, pear, princess, marquise, heart, or Asscher, the VVS1 clarity selection offers the best choice of diamonds.
At Loosegrowndiamond, browse the collection below or see by shape to narrow your search and discover your ideal VVS1 clarity diamond.
Yes. Most of the time, both VVS1 and VVS2 lab diamonds will be eye-clean, which means that their inclusions cannot be seen without magnification.
VVS1 is usually the best clarity grade for value. It has a good appearance while saving you money when compared to higher clarity grades.
Yes. VVS1 clarity diamonds have less inclusions and better clarity than SI diamonds. They also look cleaner than SI diamonds.
Yes. Like natural diamonds, lab diamonds may also contain tiny inclusions. The inclusions are microscopic and will not affect the beauty, sparkle, and durability of your diamond.
In terms of number and size of inclusions, VVS1 has fewer inclusions than VVS2 diamonds. But there is very little visual difference between them.
A VVS1 diamond, which stands for “Very Very Slightly Included,” is a high-quality diamond clarity grade. It has minute inclusions that are extremely difficult to detect even under 10x magnification.
A 0.50 ct. VVS1 lab grown diamond starts at $223 or more, featuring a round shape, ideal cut, IGI certification, and H color.
Less than 1% of the world’s diamonds are VVS1 clarity diamonds.
VVS1 clarity diamonds are two to three grades better than the average clarity selection for engagement rings in the USA – they are remarkable, rare diamonds, and their scarcity is reflected in the price.