In an industry where diamonds naturally take centre stage, Bhavik Sakaria, founder of Elizza Diamonds & Mountings India, chose to build his business around what gives those diamonds their form, security and presence—the mounting.
Sakaria believes a mounting is far more than the metal surrounding a diamond. It is the architecture of the jewellery. It determines how beautifully a stone is presented, how securely it is held and how seamlessly the finished piece comes together. This belief has shaped the journey of Elizza.
Established in 2017, the company began with diamonds and jewellery. As the business evolved, Sakaria recognised a clear opportunity within the industry—jewellers needed dependable partners who could create premium, precisely manufactured and beautifully finished mountings for their diamonds. Rather than trying to be everything to everyone, Elizza chose to specialise.
Today, the company focuses on 18K gold, 9K and 14K jewellery premium mountings, creating rings, earrings, bracelets, necklaces and customised designs for jewellers in India and international markets.
For Sakaria, the mission is simple: to become a trusted manufacturing partner for jewellers. This gave rise to the idea of “YOUR DIAMONDS, OUR MOUNTINGS”. More than a tagline, it represents Elizza’s commitment to delivering mountings that combine precision, consistency and reliability. Every diamond entrusted to a jeweller carries emotion, trust and aspiration. “Our responsibility is to create mountings worthy of that trust. Elizza brings the expertise required to create the structure around it,” says Bhavik Sakaria, founder of Elizza Diamonds & Mountings India.
For retailers, this partnership means greater flexibility to offer customers designs tailored to their preferences, without compromising on quality or finish. It also gives jewellers the freedom to focus on their customers, their diamonds and the experience they create, while Elizza takes care of the specialised manufacturing behind the mounting.
In a market where customers are increasingly exposed to global designs and personalised jewellery, this flexibility can help retailers respond to changing preferences while maintaining consistency across their collections.
WHERE CRAFTSMANSHIP MEETS TECHNOLOGY
The jewellery industry is evolving rapidly. Customers today have access to international trends, while jewellers increasingly expect consistency, customisation, precision and dependable execution from their manufacturing partners. Sakaria believes the next phase of Indian jewellery manufacturing will be driven by businesses that successfully combine traditional craftsmanship with modern technology.
India already possesses generations of knowledge in diamonds and jewellery. By combining that heritage with advanced manufacturing processes, technological capabilities and global design thinking, there is an opportunity to take Indian jewellery manufacturing to a new level.
AN INDIAN VISION WITH GLOBAL AMBITION
Sakaria believes this is an extraordinary time to build a business in India. The country’s growing economy, entrepreneurial energy, manufacturing capabilities and access to technology are creating opportunities that previous generations could only imagine.
But greater opportunity also brings greater responsibility. For Sakaria, sustainability, integrity and quality must go hand in hand. The company aims to build lasting relationships and partnerships that go beyond quick transactions.
This perspective is what Elizza Diamonds & Mountings India aims to represent—a manufacturing partner built around precision, trust, technology and long-term value.
And perhaps that is what being a Mounting Man is ultimately about. A commitment to being a vital part of the jewellery business that rarely receives the attention it deserves and choosing to make it your speciality.
“India is growing rapidly, and this is an extraordinary time to build. If we stay rooted in our values, embrace technology, work with integrity, value relationships and remain disciplined in both business and craft, we can create businesses for India that are truly global in their ambition. We don’t have to be the biggest, but have to be the best in what we do, while growing without losing who we are,” concludes Sakaria.
