Religious Gifts for Men, LDS Missionary, Easter for Teen Boys, Compass, Catholic, Christian, Jeremiah 29:11, Personalized, Sentimental, Inspirational

I am a busy real estate broker who develops farms and land into residential building sites. Usually, my clients ask me which way is north, east, south, or west to determine which way they want their future home to face. This is perfect for use, literally, in the field. With this beautiful, quality compass, my clients do not need to take my word for it, I can show them the proper direction! I plan to use my handsome compass until I retire. Someday, I am going to give it to one of my grandsons. He is 5 now, and he loves to hold it and look at it. I love the beautiful finish which gives the appearance of being in use for many decades. I am very happy with this purchase. It shipped quickly and was in excellent condition upon arrival. This is an ideal unusual gift for young boys or girls! It is something most people may never think of when they are purchasing a gift for a special occasion. This is a very nice keep-sake that will be treasured.

Bought as a gift, very pleased with the appearance and the accuracy!! Quality workmanship with an inspiring scripture!! Nice leather carrying pouch!! Would recommend!! Unique gift!!

Beautiful gift. Bought this for a friend that needed a reminder that God has a plan and a future for him.

Bought one for my nephew and one for my grandsons graduation. Great keepsake.

I bought this as a gift for my grandson. It is lovely and it works great! It is well made as well as the case.

I ordered this for a gift. The compass was well made and the engraving nicely done. The case was made out of leather. Appreciated the note from the company that was enclosed. Also the package arrived in 4 days. Very pleased.

This is a beautiful piece. It is not cheaply made. Nice and heavy and a good, quality piece. I am very impressed.

Liked the look, the printed words, the leather case and the overall gift-ableness. But there was no description included, no instructions, and no clear contact information so I could ask questions. It was not clear which side of the compass needle was the directional arrow, but I would have thought that the painted arrow tip would have been the pointer - but it wasn't, it pointed in the opposite direction. Also, it should not have been assumed that a certain lever was intended to release the pointer, though it wasn't hard to figure it out. Also not sure of the compass accuracy, as I tested it.