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This is a novelty gift idea that will certainly wow your family, business partners and friends. Help them become a Laird and Lady of ther own domain in the Highlands. Everyone that heard of William Braveheart Wallace, Robert the Bruce or Rob Roy MacGregorwill be enthusiastic about having his own title in the Scottish nobility.

How would you like to obtain a unique personal gift that will impress all of your friends and acquaintances? You can become, as the Scots say, a Laird (pronounced Lord) or Lady with the ownership of land in Scotland that has a title attached. Just think, you can make your son Laird Liam or your daughter Lady Jessica and be envied by all you meet.

Do you have any friends who are obsessed with all things Scottish? If so, a wonderful novelty gift idea awaits in the opportunity to become a real Scotsman! Your friends and family will become a Laird or Lady by actually owning a parcel of land on the wonderous Isle of Jura, which lies off the west coast of Scotland! Their title and/or coat of arms will appear on the stationary of their choice, and can show authentic Scottish pride by wearing a tartan kilt and sporran.

Imagine how excited your friends will be after they become a Laird and Lady of Scotland. Instead of feeling like an outsider at a Highland Games festival full of the skirl of bagpipes and the colors of dancers clad in tartans, they will feel a part of the rich heritage. This feeling will be extended during their visits to the Scottish cities of Edinburgh, Paisley, Glasgow, and Dundee.

Or they may simply pour out a wee dram of Stotch Malt Whisky distilled within a mile from their own Scottish estate, sit back in their den full of memorabilia from Caledonia, and watch an historical drama about Scotland and its rich history, the tragedy of the reign of Mary - Queen of Scots, or about the battle of Culloden or Bannockburn, and the battle of Bonnie Prince Charlie. This novelty gift idea will bring these stories to life, since they can feel like they are really a part of the Scottish Highland spirit.

The Scottish national flag can be flown with pride as part of their own noble domain. The flag contains a blue St Andrew's Cross on a white background, or field. January 25th is known as Robbie Burns's day. Auld Lang Syne is sung at this event, not just on New Year's Eve. People of Scottish descent sing this familiar tune at the end of most party occasions.

So for a novelty gift idea, land in Scotland with a real title is a present that will keep on giving pleasure for years to come, and even provide a legacy that will be treasured by the Laird and Lady's descendants for generations. They can make the spectacular land of heather, forest and mountain, where the sun shines on the Lochs (lakes) and the Bens (hills), part of their own family's patrimony, and make their family name part of that land's nobility forever!

How would you like to give a unique personalized gift to friends, family members, or business colleagues? Consider giving them a piece of Scotland. As owners of part of the Isle of Jura, they will become a Laird and Lady, and they will be part of all the rich history and culture of the Scots. With this novelty gift idea, they can proudly fly Scotland's national flag, have their noble titles printed on their business cards, and even wear a tarten kilt and sporran. Their descendents will be able to enjoy all of these benefits also.