Crayola vs OG Mummy Eye

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Can someone explain to me the difference between a “crayola meltdown” chalice and an “OG mummy eye (with purple)” chalice besides price? Maybe a vendor that sells both can explain how they are different to a skeptic. I’ve got an OG Mummy Eye that has purple and it will get other colors depending mostly on where it is located in relation to the lighting. Sometimes pulling more yellow & orange and at lower lights getting different shades of blue & green.
 
Can someone explain to me the difference between a “crayola meltdown” chalice and an “OG mummy eye (with purple)” chalice besides price? Maybe a vendor that sells both can explain how they are different to a skeptic. I’ve got an OG Mummy Eye that has purple and it will get other colors depending mostly on where it is located in relation to the lighting. Sometimes pulling more yellow & orange and at lower lights getting different shades of blue & green.
Mummy eye is only two colors.
Crayola is a bunch of colors that melt together throughout the whole colony.
 
Great question! I’ve been wondering this too; I bought a crayola that only seems to graft blue streaks. I should start a crayola with only one color graft support club😢.

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