Concise

Beryl with everything removed — the emerald's family, cut down to the essentials.

Goshenite · The Law of Potential

Family: Beryl — Be₃Al₂Si₆O₁₈, the pure colourless member
Hardness: 7.5–8 on the Mohs scale
Colour: None. Emerald, aquamarine and morganite are this stone plus a trace element
Signature: Named for Goshen, Massachusetts, where clear beryl was first described in the States

The stone read as the word

Goshenite is what beryl looks like with no chromium, no iron, no manganese — no additions at all. Every famous beryl is this stone plus one trace. To be concise is not to be lesser; it is to be the base form everything else is built on.

Cutters like it for step cuts, where nothing hides a flaw and every plane must be exact. Short sentences work the same: no room to bury a mistake.

What it is carried for

Carried for saying it in one line.
Held when the honest edit is to remove, not to add.