Once your order has been placed, you will receive an email with the confirmation. You will also receive an email with the tracking number once the order has shipped! In your account menu, there is an orders section where you can check the status of your recently placed orders.

Yes, you can return or exchange any product purchased from Worldwide Salt within 30 days of purchase. To initiate a return, please contact our customer service team at worldwidesaltllc@gmail.com. Please see our return policy for more information.

At Worldwide Salt, we accept all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover), PayPal, Venmo, PayPal Pay Later, and soon, Apple Pay!

Traditional table salt is very similar in grain size to our "Fine" grain option. Think of it as Fine being the size of the tip of a very sharp pencil and Coarse being the size of the stub after breaking a pencil's tip. And Baker's is an extremely fine, almost flour-like powder. Extra Coarse is just a little bit larger than Coarse.

At Worldwide Salt, we offer 2 different options for packaging: - Plastic Bags for portability and travel; so you can taste the world as you travel the world! - And beautiful, display worthy mini Glass Mason Jars Our "Small Bag" size is a very small 2" x 3" plastic bag containing around 1.5 ounces of your selected Sea Salt Our "Medium Bag" Size is a slightly larger 3" x 4" plastic bag containing around 2.5 ounces of Sea Salt Our "Medium Jar" Size is a very Miniature 2.5 oz Mason Jar Our "Large Jar" size is a beautiful 4 oz Mini Mason Jar The weight contained in each size varies depending on the selected Grain Size & Flavor

Yes! We offer eGift Cards in the "Gift Cards" section of our website, available in $10, $25, $50, $100, or any custom amount!

We try to move as fast as we can here at Worldwide Salt so you can enjoy your Sea Salt as soon as possible! Orders should ship out within 2-3 days, and should be at your door in 3-5 days!

We currently have a modest range of International Sea Salts, but we are growing our product line as fast as we can! In our Traditional line we have Classic Sea Salt from Spain, Spanish Flake Sea Salt, Maldon Sea Salt, French Fleur de Sel, & Salt Powder from the Bahamas! We also offer a wide range of Infused Sea Salts! These include Roasted Black Garlic Infused Sea Salt, Garlic Infused Sea Salt, & Onion Infused Sea Salt. Our Smoked Sea Salts are handcrafted & cold-smoked for over 24 hours! These include Hickory, Mesquite, Applewood, Cherrywood, Bourbon, Maple, Oak, & Pecan!

We are very proud of our environmentally conscious, reusable jars! Our "Large" sizes come in a stunning and reusable mason type jar with a spice fitment! These versatile jars can be used for just about anything you can imagine! You can reuse it as a spice jar, using the included spice fitment (not included with Extra Coarse Sea Salts). You can use it as a decorative piece due to its natural beauty. It looks right at home as a small vase for small plants! You can use it as an ornamental desk trophy to hold pens, pencils & other supplies. The possibilities really are endless!

This is an interesting one, it was really a perfect storm of 7 major factors that led to salt being prized as a currency all the way up until modern banks were created and cash became the dominant currency! Salt has been used as a form of currency in various cultures throughout history due to its essential role in preserving food, its scarcity in certain regions, and its crucial importance in daily life. Here are the 7 major factors that led to salt being used as a currency: Preservation of Food: Salt was a necessity for preserving perishable foods like meat and fish, especially before refrigeration. This made it a very valuable commodity for ensuring a stable food supply. Scarcity: Many areas lacked natural sources of salt, making it naturally scarce. this scarcity led to its high value as people required it for daily sustenance. Health Importance: Salt is essential for human survival as it's required for various bodily functions. Access to salt was crucial for wellbeing, contributing to its significance. Symbolism & Cultural Significance: Salt carried symbolic value in many cultures, often associated with purity, loyalty, and hospitality. These cultural beliefs added to its value as a trade item & currency. Labor-Intensive Production: Traditional methods of developing sea salt, such as evaporating sea water or physically mining salt deposits, were labor intensive processes. This further boosted the value of salt. Monopolies & Taxes: Some ruling authorities recognized the economic potential of salt and established monopolies or imposed taxes on its production & trade. Historic Recurrence: Various Civilizations, including the Romans, China, Africa, used salt as currency, just because that's what's been done in the past. The use of salt as a trading resource and currency has a long history, and you might have been unaware how recently we moved on from that to paper money. Salt was still being used as currency in the 19th Century in parts of Asia & Africa!

There are a few modern methods of "brute forcing" your way to making salt, but here at Worldwide Salt we prefer to stick to solar evaporation, the traditional method, with roots going back over 8000 years! Our Natural Sea Salt is harvested from salt water directly from the sea! It is then heated by sunlight to allow the water to evaporate, leaving the delicious crystals we call salt. On the bottom layer traditional sea salt forms, but the top is a magnificent Pyramid of Giza shaped salt flake! This is called Fleur de Sel, translating to "Flower of Salt", it only forms when the temperature and wind patterns are perfect, only around 3 months every year!

Fleur de sel is a premium sea salt known for its delicate flavor and unique texture. It's hand-harvested from the surface of seawater, forming small, irregular crystals with a slightly moist and sticky quality. This salt is prized for its versatility in cooking, its rarity, and its ability to enhance the taste of dishes when used as a finishing touch. It's often associated with French cuisine but can be found in various coastal regions around the world.