Paul Pogba Unveils 'Unbreakable' Jewelry Line, Highlighting Its Deeper Meaning and Bold Pricing

Before making his Ligue 1 debut, AS Monaco midfielder Paul Pogba launched his new jewellery collection in France, aptly titled 'Unbreakable.'

The name alludes to the 32-year-old's resilience in the face of numerous hardships, including a recent suspension for doping.

The Frenchman, who signed a contract with the Monaco club until 2027 in early July, will open a store in the city in September in collaboration with Monte-Carlo Diamonds to promote his 'Unbreakable' collection, according to L'Equipe.

The name 'Unbreakable' refers to the challenges Paul Pogba has faced in recent years, most notably a four-year suspension, reduced to 18 months on appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), after testing positive for DHEA.

But Paul Pogba was even more deeply affected when he became the victim of blackmail, a charge for which his brother Mathias was sentenced in December to three years in prison, two of which were suspended.

"We went through very difficult times, but we remained united. This is what we wanted to communicate through this collection. You are not alone when facing hardship; the important thing is to get back up," said Zulay, the midfielder's wife, to Var-Matin.

The jewelry collection was created in collaboration with Elke Berr, founder of the eponymous Swiss jewelry brand, whom the Pogba family met a year and a half ago.

In a recent interview with GQ France, Paul Pogba opened up about the ordeal he endured after his doping suspension: "I didn't understand. I was a key player in the team, and suddenly I found myself on the bench. I couldn't speak; there was no communication."

I wasn't happy, and a footballer who isn't happy can't play well. I fell into depression without even realizing it. Because nobody teaches us what depression is. Until I started to develop bald patches. I didn't understand why. They told me it was all due to stress."

The 2018 World Cup winner also detailed the blackmail attempt he and his family were subjected to by a gang of criminals, which included his brother, Mathias.