Antique Bracelet Edwardian Period Amber Glass & Cut Steel

This delicate Edwardian bracelet features amber faceted stones which I believe to be glass. The largest stone measures 8mm; two others are 6.4mm each. There are also 8 smaller stones which I think are cut steel. All of the stones are prong-set and framed by metal flower shapes. The metal appears to have a gold wash. The center flower measures 19mm (3/4 ), not including the openwork frame around it. The clasp is a push tab. Bracelet length is 6 in., so it will fit a small wrist. Condition: each of the smallest flower links (at each end of the bracelet) are connected by two short chain links. One of these connections is missing one oval link. Also, the last flower link that acts as the female part of the clasp has a tiny bit of damage where the male part goes in - this does not prevent the clasp from working properly. I think a jeweler could fix both issues in less than 5 minutes. The condition described is reflected in the price. I can see no scratches on the tables of the amber stones.