María Elizari and Pedro Ramón Jiménez are a couple of antique dealers with a profound passion for art, a combination of finely tuned intuition and knowledge that allows them to distinguish valuable items from mediocre ones. Despite potential lucrative opportunities, they prioritize respect for their craft above financial gain. Their dedication to art is mirrored by their love for their son, journalist Iker Jiménez, and their granddaughter Alma, who frequently celebrates their accomplishments publicly. Recently, the couple's expertise led to the recovery of a stolen artwork—a sculpture of Saint Luke by the artist Gil de Siloé, which was taken from Spain 47 years ago and had ended up in Italy. Their keen insight allowed them to identify the piece among other works at an auction, leading to its return to Astudillo (Palencia), Spain. This achievement is not just a professional win but a personal triumph, highlighting their commitment to protecting and cherishing cultural heritage. Through this story, we see a reflection on values and integrity in the art world, where the couple openly admits they have chosen to remain "foolish" in a world driven by profit. Their actions demonstrate that true wisdom often lies in prioritizing love, respect, and authenticity over material gain, setting an inspiring example for future generations.