Mayben

22/09/2026

14/05/2026

How cool is this!! Check it out - https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=cQVPMoQiW3D

Full tour of the Ravenswood Australian Women’s
Art Prize in 2026. So privileged to be a part of such an incredible event with other wonderful women artists.

06/05/2026

There’s something deeply moving about making your own wedding bands. Not just choosing them… but shaping them together by hand.
Melting, hammering, sanding, polishing. Two people, side by side, creating something that will outlive the day itself.

Every tiny mark becomes part of the story .A reminder that love isn’t perfection, it’s patience, commitment, and showing up for each other.

These rings carry more than gold.They carry the memory of the moment they were made.

29/04/2026

Some people might notice that I call myself a third generation jeweller… this is why.

My grandfather, Bruno Moser, was an incredible art jeweller, and if I’m honest, I probably haven’t spoken about him enough. His work and the way he approached making has shaped me more than I realise.

Before I share more about him, I also want to mention his son, my uncle, Richard Moser DDS Diamond Design Studios who is an incredible jewellery designer and business owner in his own right.

This video is just a small glimpse into Bruno’s life and work.

I feel very proud to be part of that lineage.

69 likes, 19 comments. "Did you think you know about opal carving? This is another level."

02/04/2026

I’m incredibly honoured to have been selected as one of the artists in the Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize.
As someone who has dedicated her life perfecting this craft, Jewellery has always, always, been more than adornment.
It exists in a space where beauty, luxury and sentiment intersect where material wealth meets the intrinsic value of human emotion.

I often find myself asking why I’ve dedicated my life to this medium. The answer always returns to the same place:
I want the work to remain as a trace of my existence.
To hold meaning beyond the moment it is made.
To connect people across generations through shared human experience.

Across my career, I’ve explored themes of sentimentality, wealth, legacy and value. Jewellery, to me, is a bridge between past and present between what we own, and what we feel.

To be recognised alongside such an inspiring group of artists is deeply meaningful.