Russia also claimed four gold medals while Azerbaijan, England and Turkey added one each.

Eliseeva triumphed in the under-57 kilograms division with a 2-1 split decision over Turkish opponent Sati Burcu.

It added to a successful year in which she also claimed a bronze medal at the World Championships in Astana.

Team-mate Sevda Asenova secured gold in the opening bout of finals day in the under-48kg event with a 3-0 success over Lise Sandebjer of Sweden.

Bulgaria's golden treble also included an under-54kg win for Stanimira Petrova over Azerbaijan's Anna Alimardanova, also by an unanimous 3-0 margin.

Another star was England's Natasha Gale, who defeated French opponent Maily Nicar 3-0 despite it being her major championship debut. 

She became only the second British boxer to earn a women’s European Championship crown after two-time reigning Olympic champion Nicola Adams.

Russia's four golds were won by flyweight Sevda Asenova, lightweight Daria Abramova, light welterweight Aleksandra Ordina and heavyweight Zenfira Magomedalieva.

All four won by a 3-0 margin.

Saveleva beat Ukraine's Tetyana Kob while Abramova overcame Finland's Mira Potkonen.

Ordina beat Rosie Eccles of Wales while Magomedalieva defeated Sylwia Kusiak of Poland. 

Other gold medals were secured by Elena Vystropova of Azerbaijan, who beat Turkey's Sama Galiskan 2-0 in the under 69kg event.

Turkey's Elif Guneri won the under-81kg event after beating Hungary's Petra Szatmari, 3-0.