<p>This study aims to investigate the decoherence of the quantum correlation dynamics of two qubit nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centres through local quantum uncertainty (LQU), local quantum Fisher information (LQFI), and concurrence. Using an intrinsic decoherence model, our study investigates how increasing zero-field splitting, external magnetic fields, external electric control fields, dipole-dipole coupling and decoherence affect the generated correlations between two NV centers. It is shown that the system with two nitrogen-vacancy centres can generate strong correlations with certain parameters of zero-field splitting, external magnetic fields, external electric control fields and dipole-dipole coupling. With weak intrinsic decoherence, the generated LQFI, LQU and concurrence exhibit oscillating generations with the same frequency. Most of the time, LQFI and LQU exhibit the same Wigner–Yanase-Fisher correlation, except during strong entanglement intervals. Furthermore, the ability of interactions within a two-qubit system of NV centers to generate two-qubit correlations is weakened by increasing external magnetic fields and zero-field splitting fields. Conversely, increasing external electric control fields and dipole-dipole couplings strengthen the ability of the interactions to generate correlations. Finally, we investigated how an increase in intrinsic decoherence coupling significantly degrades the generated correlations. We also investigated how increasing the external magnetic field, the external electric control field and the dipole-dipole coupling significantly affects these correlation degradations.</p>