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When you're looking for a diamond with minuscule inclusions, very, very slightly included diamonds are the way to go. Even a trained eye would have difficulty seeing these inclusions under 10x magnification. There are two categories within this grade. VVS2 clarity diamonds feature more inclusions than the VVS1 diamond grade.
Twenty-one percent of all diamonds sold at Blue Nile are VVS diamonds.
VVS diamonds are valued based on a number of factors, including colour, cut, and carat weight. In general, a VVS1 diamond will be more expensive than a VVS2 diamond.
When a diamond is called "eye clean," it means that the inclusions are minor enough that they can't be seen by the eye without additional magnification.
Yes. Round diamonds hide inclusions more readily than emerald or Asscher cut diamonds. For these shapes, a VS1 or better grade is recommended.
Yes. There are four main grades that work together to determine the price of the diamond. The 4Cs—cut, clarity, colour, and carat—are all factors, although carat weight affects the price the most.
