The Chinese lacquer bamboo ball studs list silver and Chinese lacquer as materials and 13.8 g as a pair weight. Gold and Silver are the available color labels. If earring weight changes what you can comfortably wear, the useful comparison is with a pair you already own—not with a guessed “lightweight” category.

Compare a whole pair with a whole pair

Weigh both pieces of a familiar stud pair together on a small scale, then compare that reading with the listed 13.8 g. For example, if your familiar pair weighs 8 g, this listing is 5.8 g heavier as a pair on the stated figures. That arithmetic does not reveal how the 13.8 g is distributed between the two earrings or where the mass sits relative to the post. Ask for individual earring weights and the overall dimensions if those details affect your decision.

Confirm the part that touches your ear

“Silver” identifies a listed material, but the description does not say which component is silver, its grade, or what metal the post and backing use. Likewise, Gold is a selector label, not a verified plating specification. A shopper sensitive to particular metals should request post and backing composition and a clear close-up of the selected color before treating either label as a suitability guarantee.

The listing recommends sealed storage to limit oxidation and says to keep the item away from water and other liquids. Plan a dry place to put the studs after wearing them. The product description discusses lacquer craft broadly; this buying check relies on the item’s listed materials and care directions, without assuming a specific number of lacquer layers or a measured durability result.