Here's a novelty gift idea that's sure to wow your family, friends and business partners. Make them become a Laird and Lady of their own domain in the Highlands! Anyone who's heard of William "Braveheart" Wallace, Rob Roy or Robert the Bruce would be thrilled to have their own title of 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.

Your friends - as a novelty gift idea - can put their title on visitor cards, their coat of arms and even the letterhead on their office stationaty. Think about getting a card from the office of Laird Peter of Jura, or Lady Joanna of Jura Estates in Scotland: they will personally own land on the fantastic Isle of Jura, near the west coast of Scotland. They will also be able to proudly wear a sporran and tartan kilt, and show their pride in their Scots heritage.

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.

Although most of us think of "Auld Lang Syne" as a song for only New Year's Eve, those of Scottish descent sing it year round at the end of special occasions such as Rabbie Burns Day which they celebrate on January 25. To feel closer to their roots and display the pride of their heritage, they can also fly the blue and white Scottish flag bearing a St. Andrew's Cross.

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!