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Lab grown diamonds with VVS2 clarity grade make for an ideal purchase for those looking for a perfect combination of superior clarity and brilliant appearance. It is worth noting that inclusions in VVS2 diamonds are very small and hard to identify with the help of magnifying tools. From the perspective of the naked eye, these diamonds look very bright and clear, thus making for perfect choices when it comes to engagement rings and fine jewelry.
Another important factor that leads to the popularity of VVS2 clarity diamonds is its excellent price-quality balance in comparison with other premium quality diamonds. In fact, under usual viewing conditions, it is not easy to distinguish between VVS2 and VS1 diamonds.
Check out our selection of VVS2 clarity man-made diamonds categorized by shape, weight, color, cut, certification, and price. It may be a round, oval, cushion, radiant, emerald, pear, princess, marquise, heart, or Asscher diamond that you are looking for, at Loosegroundiamond will provide you with it in VVS2 clarity.
At Loosegrowndiamond, browse the collection below, or see by shape to narrow your search and discover your ideal VVS2 clarity diamond.
Yes. Both VVS2 and VS1 diamonds are typically eye-clean, with inclusions not visible to the naked eye.
VVS2 is an excellent choice, offering a great balance of clarity and value.
VVS2 has fewer inclusions, but both grades usually look identical without magnification.
Yes. Lab grown diamonds can have tiny inclusions, but they rarely affect beauty or sparkle.
VVS2 diamonds have smaller and fewer inclusions than VS1 diamonds, though both appear clean to the naked eye.
VVS2 stands for “Very, Very Slightly Included”. It’s a clarity grade that indicates the number of imperfections, or inclusions, in a diamond.
Yes, VVS2 diamonds are rare, representing the top 1% of diamonds.
A 0.50 ct. VVS2 lab grown diamond starts at $197 or more, featuring an Emerald shape, Ideal cut, IGI certification, and I color.
A VVS2 diamond is considered very high quality, with inclusions that are difficult to see under magnification. It offers excellent brilliance and is a popular choice for fine jewelry.
