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Daily Recommended VVS Diamonds
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Discover our “Daily Recommended VVS Diamonds” collection, featuring only the finest diamonds with very, very slight inclusions. These gems represent the top 3% of diamonds, chosen for their near-impeccable clarity and brilliance. Each one is carefully selected from millions, ensuring they meet our high standards of quality. Ideal for those seeking exceptional purity in their jewelry, our VVS diamonds come in a variety of shapes and sizes, ready to be transformed into exquisite, timeless pieces.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does VVS mean in a diamond?
VVS stands for “Very Very Slightly Included.” It is a clarity grade given to diamonds that have very minor inclusions that are extremely difficult to see even under 10x magnification. VVS diamonds are divided into two categories: VVS1 and VVS2. VVS1 diamonds have fewer or smaller inclusions compared to VVS2 diamonds, making them slightly higher in clarity. These inclusions are so tiny that they do not affect the diamond’s beauty or brilliance.
Why is VVS so expensive?
VVS diamonds are expensive due to their exceptional clarity and rarity. The minimal inclusions in VVS diamonds are nearly invisible even under magnification, which enhances their overall appearance and brilliance. This high level of clarity is rare, making VVS diamonds more valuable and sought after. Additionally, the meticulous process of cutting and grading these diamonds contributes to their higher cost.
Are VVS lab made?
VVS diamonds can be both natural and lab-grown. Lab-grown diamonds can be manufactured to achieve high clarity grades, including VVS1 and VVS2. Lab-grown VVS diamonds are created in controlled environments, ensuring they have the same physical, chemical, and optical properties as natural diamonds. They are often more affordable than their natural counterparts while offering the same high level of clarity.
Do VVS diamonds hold value?
VVS diamonds tend to hold their value well due to their exceptional clarity and rarity. Natural VVS diamonds, in particular, are likely to retain or even appreciate in value over time, especially if they are high in carat weight and have excellent cut and color grades. Lab-grown VVS diamonds may not hold their value as strongly as natural diamonds, but they still offer significant value for
