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Cole Lynbrook

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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Regina | Wedding Jewellery |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Cole Lynbrook is a Canadian-owned artist business whose official website presents pottery, jewellery and watercolours by founder Cathy Lynn Borbely. For couples researching Canadian custom jewellery, the most directly supported option is to contact the artist about a commission rather than assume a ready-made bridal collection or a conventional jewellery-store service.

The former website recorded for this listing, coles.com, belongs to an unrelated U.S. food company and is not used here. The confirmed official site is colelynbrook.com, which names Cole Lynbrook, identifies Cathy Lynn Borbely as founder, shows a shop route and provides a commission contact form. It supports an active profile, but it does not publish a physical studio address or a stated wedding-specific catalogue.

Services and specialization

Cole Lynbrook’s official website groups its work into pottery, jewellery and watercolours. The artist describes a nature-led creative process, with flowers and outdoor surroundings informing the designs. That framing is useful for couples seeking an artistic accessory or a personal gift with a floral or nature-inspired direction, rather than a standard fine-jewellery inventory.

The strongest documented service is custom design. The site says customers can take part in the creative process and invites commission requests. It also describes the “Bling Bar,” where a customer selects a design direction and adds crystals or stones for a bracelet, earrings or necklace concept that the artist then turns into wearable art. These are artist-made jewellery and custom-design services; the official pages reviewed do not identify engagement rings, wedding bands, bridal sets, jewellery cleaning or repair as current services.

Jewellery alongside pottery and watercolours
Custom-design and commission enquiries
Bracelet, earring and necklace concepts through the Bling Bar
Nature- and flower-inspired artistic direction

Service area and who it may suit

Cole Lynbrook’s official website identifies the business as Canadian owned, but does not state a city, studio address, storefront, delivery territory or wedding travel area. The historical CWG listing is filed under Regina, Saskatchewan; that placement is not sufficient evidence to publish a current address or claim a local pickup service. Couples should ask whether appointments, pickup, shipping or remote consultation are available for their location.

The offering may suit couples who want expressive accessories, a custom necklace, earrings or bracelet, or a meaningful piece connected to a flower, memory or personal theme. It may be less suitable for someone who needs a documented catalogue of engagement rings, matching wedding bands, a walk-in showroom or an immediately verifiable bridal package. Those are practical fit questions, not negative findings.

Canadian ownership is stated on the official site
No official studio address is published
No official service radius or delivery area is published
Wedding-specific product availability needs direct confirmation

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed feature is the direct artist relationship: Cathy Lynn Borbely is named as the principal artist and founder, and the site explains that custom orders involve the customer in developing an idea. The company also maintains a contact route for commission requests. Its official About page further says that donations are made with every purchase to Believe in the Gold in support of childhood cancer research and affected families; this is a business-stated giving practice, not an assessment of the purchase or charity.

The main limitation is the scope of published information. The official material is clear about artistic jewellery and commissions but does not specify bridal materials, metals, gemstone sourcing, allergy considerations, dimensions, production timelines, alteration or repair policies, shipping terms, return terms or wedding-date availability. Couples should treat these as questions to resolve in writing before ordering.

Founder-led custom-design process is documented
Commission contact route is documented
Purchase-linked charitable donations are stated by the business
Materials, lead times and wedding availability are not published in the reviewed official pages

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official website includes a shop route, but the official pages reviewed for this profile do not provide a reliable price list, custom-commission starting price, deposit requirement, tax treatment, shipping charge or rush-order fee.

For a bespoke piece, ask for a written quote that separates the design, materials, delivery or pickup and applicable taxes. If a wedding date matters, ask whether the quote includes a completion date and what happens if design approvals or material choices change.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

No verified commission starting price
No verified deposit or payment schedule
No verified turnaround or rush fee
Request a written itemized quote

Contact and booking

The confirmed official contact information is 306-539-8444 and colelynbrook@hotmail.com. The About page also contains a contact form specifically inviting questions and commission requests. Use the official site or these listed contact channels, not the legacy phone number or legacy coles.com domain from the prior record.

Booking availability for wedding work has not been independently confirmed. A first message should identify the item wanted, event date if relevant, preferred design direction, any material requirements and whether pickup or shipping is needed. This gives the artist the information needed to confirm whether the request is feasible.

Phone: 306-539-8444
Email: colelynbrook@hotmail.com
Official contact form supports commission enquiries
New wedding bookings and appointment availability must be confirmed directly

What couples should confirm

Before committing to a custom order, confirm that the requested piece is appropriate for the wedding look and date. The official pages establish custom jewellery and commissions, but they do not establish a wedding collection, production schedule or fulfilment method. Ask for a description or image approval before work begins, especially if the item needs to coordinate with clothing, other accessories or a wedding palette.

It is also sensible to confirm the materials and care instructions, whether crystals or stones are available for the chosen design, the exact total in Canadian dollars, payment timing, delivery or pickup arrangements, and the process if an adjustment is needed. Keep the agreed design, quote and completion date in writing.

Whether the requested item can be made for a wedding
Materials, stones, dimensions and care requirements
Design approval and completion date
Total cost, tax, deposit and payment terms
Shipping, pickup, changes and adjustment options

Profile verification note

Identity is confirmed through the official Cole Lynbrook domain: it uses the exact business name, names the founder and displays jewellery, shopping and commission-contact functions. The site’s active contact route supports the active status on the review date.

No postal address is shown because an official postal address was not located. The legacy address and phone are not repeated as current facts. Couples looking for a Regina-area appointment should ask the business directly whether that location remains applicable and how meetings or fulfilment are handled.

Confirmed official domain: colelynbrook.com
Legacy coles.com domain is unrelated to this business
No verified postal address published
Local appointment arrangements require confirmation

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Frequently asked questions

Does Cole Lynbrook take custom jewellery requests?

Yes. The official About page invites commission requests and says customers can participate in the creative process for custom designs.

What types of jewellery are specifically described on the official site?

The Bling Bar description refers to bracelets, earrings and necklaces. The official site generally presents jewellery alongside pottery and watercolours.

Is there a published Cole Lynbrook studio address?

No. No postal studio or storefront address was found on the official pages reviewed for this profile.

Can I confirm a wedding order online?

The official site provides a contact form, email and phone number for commission enquiries, but it does not publish wedding booking availability, production timelines or a wedding order process. Confirm these directly before ordering.