Understated elegance can be found in a classic robin’s-egg-blue box from the company that has defined luxury since 1837. Designed by Elsa Peretti and made in Italy, these sterling silver shakers stand two inches high.

$450. For retail locations or to order online, visit tiffany.com

Bright pops of color with a black-and-white striped base scream spring, and we love it. Made with a heavy-gauge steel underbody, ceramic glaze and hand-applied transfer decoration, the shakers are rimmed in bronzed stainless steel. Available in two sizes and eight checked colors.

$129.95 as shown. For retail locations or to order online, visit mackenzie-childs.com

Master craftsmen in Ireland undergo an eight-year apprenticeship to learn how to handcraft clear lead crystal with wedge and diamond cuts. Part of the popular Lismore Collection, these shakers stand four inches high and feature silver-tone lids.

$220. Available at neimanmarcus.com

After a day of fortuitous events in 1946, a young Christian Dior embraced the star as a symbol of luck, guidance and prosperity. Bring those aspirations to your table, as the house symbol is engraved on stainless steel shakers with sterling silver accents. The salt shaker stands five inches high, while the pepper shaker measures five-and-a-half inches.

$1,200. Available at dior.com

Made of durable porcelain, these shakers feature trippy geometric patterns in amethyst and emerald, accented with solid-gold trim and a glossy finish. A little Art Deco, a little ’70s, these cubic shakers measure 1.75 inches in every direction.

$65. Available at 2modern.com

Salt rooms, also known as halotherapy centers, provide a holistic approach to respiratory support, skin health, stress reduction and detoxification by mimicking a salt cave with Himalayan salt-filled relaxation rooms.

Sessions start at $40. 321 Elm St., Suite 7, Biddeford. thesaltworksandspa.com