Here's a novelty gift idea that's bound to impress your family, friends and associates! Make their dreams come true, and have them become a Laird and Lady of their own Scottish Highland domain! Fans and historians of Braveheart, William Wallace, Rob Roy, Robert the Bruce will be pleased to become part of the magic and mystery of Scotland.

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.

Hearing the skirl of bagpipes and the pageantry of the tartan-clad dancers will give your family and friends a sense of belonging to a Highland Games festival once they become a Laird and Lady of the ancient land of Scotland. When they visit the Scottish cities of Edinburgh, Stirling, Glasgow, and Dundee, they will know that they are a part of that land.

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!

A true novelty gift idea that will be treasured and remembered for years is a visit to the distant land of Scotland. This beautiful country will provide the visitor with spectacular scenery such as the hillsides of heather, the famous Lochs, and the Bens( Scotttish mountains). The visitor can arrive with a real title that will follow them for years and become treasured by their decedents for years to follow. The individual's family name will become part of the land's nobility.