What could this bracelet be? Akoya or freshwater? A bit over 7mm pearls...

[Pearluv]

 

[Pearl Dreams]

First, be sure they are real pearls. While we usually think "akoya" when we see perfectly round pearls, imitations are also completely round.

Try rubbing 2 of the pearls together gently (after wiping them clean with a damp soft cloth, to remove grime.) Is it gritty feeling, or do they glide smoothly? Real pearls feel gritty; imitation pearls glide smoothly.
Edited to add: I have stopped recommending rubbing pearls against teeth. Teeth are harder than pearls and can scratch them.

Then, look at the clasp. Is it marked as gold, or gold colored base metal? Akoya pearls would not usually be strung with a base metal clasp.

 

[Pearluv]

Yip pearls are gritty and 14k gold clasp...

 

[Pearl Dreams]

They are likely akoya pearls, then.

 

[Diamondsareforever]

Saltwater pearls, can’t really see them clearly

 

[CortezPearls]

I would love a better photo, even a closeup!
But I agree: they kinda look like Akoya pearls.

 

[Pearluv]

This is a closer photo, hopefully better focused...

 

[jshepherd]

This one is still a bit out of focus. If you're using a camera phone, touch the image on the screen to get a clear, zoomable shot.
Are they perfectly round or slightly off-round? They do appear to be akoya, but it's difficult to distinctly make out the surface characteristics and shape.

 

[Pearluv]

Just got confirmation from local jewelry store that it is an akoya bracelet. Yippie... thanks for all the help here