As far as I'm concerned, the moms of the world deserve the royal treatment every day. But Mother's Day is a great excuse to lavish a little extra love on Mom. Beyond the requisite Mother's Day brunch, this is a holiday for gift-giving.

Consider Mother's Day an opportunity to treat your mom (or the mother figure in your life) with something special. The best gift ideas for moms who like to cook are things they wouldn't buy for themselves—think luxe small appliances, kitchen tools that are both beautiful and functional, and some seriously stunning accessories. 

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If you're still looking for the perfect gift, Amazon has plenty of last-minute ideas, including 12 pages of cooking-inspired finds. In doing my own research for the ultimate Mother's Day present, I picked nine gifts for whomever you want to celebrate. Order ASAP and they'll arrive in time. (Having an Amazon Prime membership will ensure speedy delivery.) But don't wait too much longer—Mother's Day is this Sunday.

Does your mother need a marble salt cellar? Probably not, and that's the point. This small cellar is crafted from real marble and comes with its own lid. It's definitely pretty enough to display right next to the stove, or on her counters. Wrap the gift with a box of flaky sea salt for the perfect pairing.

Simple and elegant is the name of the game here. Holly Erickson and Natalie Mortimer have created the ultimate use-everyday cookbook inspired by their wildly popular recipes website, The Modern Proper. If the veggie-forward, "beautiful, make-able" recipes don't convince her to dive in, the luscious photography surely will.

A coffee maker that's also a tea infuser? I love this gift idea that works as a French press and teapot. Not only is the 33.8-ounce carafe insulated—her coffee will stay hot for hours—but it's smart-looking, too. I've already got the pearl blue model in my cart, but the charcoal gray and stainless steel are gorgeous, too.

Try to resist this retro toaster—it's impossible. For the retro loving moms who love all things mid-century modern, you can't beat a Smeg appliance. Highly sought after, Smeg adds a fun pop to any kitchen. The pale golden champagne color of this 2-slice toaster would be my choice, but the pastel green is an iconic option, too. Got your eye on gold? Act now; supplies are nearing single digits.

Things that just make sense? Pizza stones with handles. This clever product from the beloved baking brand Nordic Ware solves a design problem that's been vexing pizza aficionados for years: How to move an unwieldy stone around your kitchen. The natural stone absorbs heat and creates an authentically crispy crust, and the creamy beige color is a stylish add to most kitchen designs.

These are the prettiest salt and pepper grinders I've ever seen. If Mom has been using the same tired shakers for the last few decades, consider this a sign. She deserves an upgrade. The grinders are made from glass, with a matte silicone rubber sleeve in muted earth tones. Even better, it's a smart design: The upright bottle shape ensures that the mechanics don't become clogged.

I know what you're thinking: A mom-printed coffee mug? How novel. But I have a feeling this mug will stand out from the crowd thanks to its gold handle and honeycomb tile design. With its 17-ounce capacity, it's nicely sized for lattes and tea. It's elegant and special—just like her.

If your mother is a matcha lover (or even matcha-curious), she'll appreciate this gift. It comes with almost everything needed for an artfully-made cup of matcha, including a bamboo whisk, holder, and sifter. The only thing that's missing? The tea. Toss in her favorite bag, and inspire a peaceful morning routine for Mom.

This is the ultimate Mother's Day gift for the person who has everything and then some. Made from birch wood, this Scandi-inspired cutting board doubles and triples as a charcuterie platter and unique kitchen decor. The grooved design is surprisingly efficient for chopping vegetables, and even better for rolling gnocchi. The gently wavy edges make this a statement piece that will stand out, even when it's hard at work.