How to compare sizes/orders using a logarithmic equality?

Reduce[Exists[{x, y, z}, {x > 0, y > 0, z > 0, 
     2 + Log[2, x] == 3 + Log[3, y] == 5 + Log[5, z], #}], 
   Reals] & /@ {x > y > z, x > z > y, y > x > z, y > z > x}

Since the solutions to logarithmic equations are not unique, it’s impossible to determine a single exact solution for the equation. The method mentioned above cannot verify the correctness of the third option (Option C). Are there alternative approaches that can perfectly resolve this issue?

Using FindInstance we see that all four relationships have exceptions. For condition A:

eqs = {x > 0, y > 0, z > 0, 
   2 + Log[2, x] == 3 + Log[3, y] == 5 + Log[5, z]};
{condsA, condsB, condsC, condsD} = {x > y > z, x > z > y, y > x > z, 
   y > z > x};
FindInstance[Append[eqs, Not[condsA]], {x, y, z}]
Append[eqs, Not[condsA]] /. % // FullSimplify

For condition B:

FindInstance[Append[eqs, Not[condsB]], {x, y, z}]
Append[eqs, Not[condsB]] /. % // FullSimplify

For condition C:

FindInstance[Append[eqs, Not[condsC]], {x, y, z}]
Append[eqs, Not[condsC]] /. % // FullSimplify

For condition D:

FindInstance[Append[eqs, Not[condsD]], {x, y, z}]
Append[eqs, Not[condsD]] /. % // FullSimplify