Newbie needing help

[Squirreljam52]

I have a bracelet I was given many 15-20 years ago and I’m having trouble identifying it.  It’s stamped L’hai NVH 925. It has 5 different gemstones. The clasp, where it’s marked is stamped, but magnetic. The actual bracelet, the brackets and such holding the gems, is not magnetic. Does this mean it’s a fake, since the clasps are stamped? Thanks for any help folks! 

[watchesandwhisky]

Sometimes clasps have some magnetic metal in them, usually a spring, but usually that design of clasp should not so it is strange. 

I would say there is a strong chance it is perfectly fine. 

[Peacemaker]

You are missing the Soul stone........😏

[JackKlugman]

Its likely to be sterling silver (the 925 reference) but unless it's been hallmarked in the UK it might be considered 'white metal' because the purity cannot be ascertained easily  

[verorl]

If it is stamped 925, it is most likely sterling silver. You could always take it to a jeweler or metal buy/sell place to have it tested. But it does look silver. Anyway, clasps have stronger metal pieces such as springs or little levers to maintain their functionality over the years, these pieces are usually magnetic metals. I do know refiners check clasps and remove these little bits before refining any metal. Your bracelet is very pretty!

[PercyItsGreen]

I have similar bracelets, pretty sure it will be sterling silver with peridot/citrine/garnet/amethyst/aquamarine gem mixture or their synthetic equivalents. Overall nice wee bracelet and nice cheery colours. I have some nice Au and gem pieces if anybody has interest in jewellery rather than just bullion/numi etc.