For a novelty gift idea that will impress your friends, family, and business associates, allow them to become a Laird and Lady of their own land in the Scottish Highlands! If they've heard of William "Braveheart" Wallace, Robert the Bruce, or Rob Roy, they're sure to love having their own title of Scottish nobility!

A very unique personalized gift that will make a lasting impression of the receiver and their friends is a formal title. Become a Laird of the land of Scotland. A Laird is the Scottish pronunciation of Lord. Impress your friends as you become known as Lord or Lady and travel in style. Even our children can be know as Laird or Lady.

Imagine opening the mail one day and finding a card "from the desk of Laird Andrew of Jura" or "Lady MacNeil of Jura Estates, Scotland". This could happen when you give your friends the novelty gift idea of land in Scotland! With this gift they will own land on the magical Isle of Jura, located just off the west coast of Scotland. With ownership of this land, your friends can then design their own stationary or business cards that contains their title, coat of arms, or even letterhead. They will even be able to show their pride in their Scots heritage by wearing a tartan kilt and sporran.

The thrill of the Highland Games can be heard thru the skirl of the bagpipes and seen in the beautiful pageantry of the tartan clad dancers. When visiting the games, immerse yourself in the event and become a Laird and Lady of the ancient Scottish land. Nearby ancient noble cities such as Edinburgh, Ayr, Glasgow and Dundee, offer more adventure

Or they can just pour out a wee dram of Scotch Malt Whisky distilled just a mile from their own Scottish estate sit back in their den full of Caledonian memorabilia, and watch a historical drama about the history of Scotland, about the tragic reign of Mary, Queen of Scots, or the battle of Culloden or Bannockburn and the struggle of Bonnie Prince Charlie. Their novelty gift idea will bring the stories to life, as they can sense that they, too, are part of the Scottish Highland spirit.

They can fly the national Scottish flag of the blue St. Andrew's cross on a white field, knowing that they possess a part of Scotland, as part of their own noble domain. On Robert "Rabbie" Burns day, January 25, they can sing "Auld Lang Syne" - it's not just a song for New Year's Eve. When you're a Scot it is sung at the end of most party occassions - all year round!

If you are looking for a novelty gift idea, consider giving land in Scotland. This present comes with a real title that is sure to provide years of enjoyment. It will even provide a legacy that will treasured by generations of descendants of the recipients, who will then be a Laird and/or Lady. Scotland is a spectacular land where the sun shines on heather, forests, mountains, Locks (lakes), and Bens (hills). Make the recipients family name forever part of Scotland's nobility!