Kantor Diamond Company

Everyone says they have the biggest selection and the lowest prices. How can that be true? Our business is based on 3 simple principles: 1. We keep our overhead as low as possible. This ensures that we can always offer the most competitive prices. 2. Always work with the PRIME sources. By bypassing multiple layers of middlemen we can again offer the most competitive prices. 3. We make as much of our own merchandise as possible. This includes making our own stud earrings, pendants, bracelets and anniversary bands. Again, by doing this in house, we can save you, the client, money! Everything we have ever done is in an effort to bring our clients the best quality in EVERY price range.

Established in 1990.
After growing up in his father’s jewelry business, David Kantor had worked in about every aspect of jewelry from the shop, to shipping, sales, management and finally buying. Working throughout high school and even while attending UPS in Tacoma, by the time he was 24, he was well seasoned in this business. When his father had an opportunity to sell out, David was left wondering what to do. That didn’t last long as friends and family kept calling him for jewelry deals. He decided if he could open to the public, and keep costs at a minimum, then he could offer the “best deal” to everyone. That was 1990. Here we are 23 years later and over 10,000 satisfied clients. His sister Michelle came to join him in business shortly thereafter and she continues to help clients and manage on a daily basis in Tacoma (while David and his wife Leslie over see all the behind the scenes work in both Tacoma and Kennewick, locations.

David K.
Business Owner
David Kantor is the founder and owner of Kantor Diamond. He grew up in Gig Harbor (went to Gig Harbor High) and graduated from University of Puget Sound with a degree in business.
He is married to his college sweetheart, Leslie Duvall-Kantor and together they have four daughters.
They are very active in charity work on behalf of disabled children including founding the charity “Bids for Kids” to benefit Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital. David also serves on the board of Variety Children’s Charity of the Desert.