Pachyveria glauca is my guess

Mine too.
Harry

looks like the ' little jewel ' plant. (pachyveria glauca )

It does look a lot like the one i have. It's leaves are more rounded than mine. But might be growing conditions.

Thanks guys!

How is it Pachyveria glauca? I thought that intergenetic hybrids didn't have a Latin species name. I've heard of this one before but I didn't twig onto the discrepancy until now.

Yep, should be X Pachyveria glauca 'Little Jewel', a very nice plant for sure :)
Looks like it is starting to stretch a bit though, if you bought this make sure to give it lots of sun (slowly, of course)

David,

I don't think so - Pachyphytum x Echeveria = Pachyveria, but I don't think the species name should be Latinized - that's my point.

I didn't buy it. Apparently, it's the same as my prettier one at home. Mine has flatter leaves and a more pleasing overall shape - maybe because mine is getting more sun. I wondered if the difference in them might be growing conditions. I think you might've answered my question.

What other Pachyveria are there? This is the only species I've seen.

Hm, I see, well I get most of my info from Plantfiles, and other sites also seem to call it by the same name. It's forbidden to post their links here so you could Google it

@kwie, this one is definitely the most cultivated one, but there's a few more. You can see some at the link below.

Here is a link that might be useful: Pachyveria

ooh, I found an even better page :D

Here is a link that might be useful: More Pachyveria cultivars

Oh yes, Margrit runs a fabulous site at ICN - glad you found it.

Oh no... now I want 'em. Hummel's Purple, King Midas, Royal Flush... Sigh. Thanks David.