Swirl help

[Sonoran Beaver]

These were a little more distinct than my other swirls and I thought someone might know what they are.  .594 and .604

[Steph]

Transparent swirls rarely get pinned down by maker.

I wondered if someone might find the texture and bright whiteness of the ribbon distinct enough that they might claim it as CAC, but when I compare it to the transparent swirls in this thread for instance, it's not seeming as if it would necessarily fit in.  

https://marbleconnection.com/topic/7815-cac-trans-swirls


Most of those swirls have a bubbly base, but the blue base ones look clear.  Maybe someone will think the yellow base belongs also. 

 

[cheese]

CAC crossed my mind too. Not sure.

[wvrons]

Unless you have proven known examples to compare with in hand. About 98% of the two color transparent swirls are almost impossible to identify accurate. People can put a id to them but how accurate is it ?  So many millions or billions were made so similar by so many companies. Because they were the cheapest and easier to produce. All the above is why 98% of them have very little value. 

[Sonoran Beaver]

Thank you for the responses...always learning and it means a lot to me when you guys help me out!  Regarding the transparent swirls, I always love it if there are one or two in a bag or jar that I pick up.  I put them all together and think they are pretty cool.  There are definitely distinct differences in them so I thought there might be some clues to the maker....sounds like easier said than done but I love them all the same. Thanks again!