Catbird Names WNBA Star Nyara Sabally as Its New Brand Ambassador
The New York Liberty forward is the first athlete to represent the Brooklyn-based jewelry brand.

Sabally is the first athlete ambassador picked to represent the demi-fine jewelry brand and is under a year-long contract that began in late May.
Both the New York Liberty and Catbird share the hometown of Brooklyn, New York.
The WNBA team made sure to represent its home borough of Brooklyn through its championship ring, which celebrated the team’s first championship win in its 28-year history.
“Known for her strength, style, and rising influence on and off the court, Sabally brings a powerful and authentic vision of wearing jewelry the way you move—perfectly complementing Catbird’s timeless heirloom designs,” said Catbird.
The partnership represents Catbird’s commitment to championing “inspiring women who are shaping culture and breaking boundaries,” it said.
Sabally said that strength is about being confident in expressing yourself in whatever you do.
“For me, it’s basketball: being strong on the court, but also off the court. Being helpful to other people, uplifting other people,” she said.
Select pieces worn by Sabally in the campaign have been curated for the “Nyara Sabally for Catbird” edit on its website, including gold chains and pearl jewelry.
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