echeveria pulidonis maybe?
very pretty!

Julie,
This is one of those that confuse me (even MORE these days), as they've grouped a couple species together now. Echeveria colorata now includes E. lindsayana. Your plant looks like this and Echeveria chihuahuaensis to me. I'm not sure flowers would help to distinguish which, but they might. I'd have to go look up blooms on all to figure out. Have you seen it bloom yet?

Beautiful plant you have there!

Julie, as Rosemarie has said any of those could be your plant. In addition Echeveria Tippy. It is definitly not Echeveria pulidonis. When I have a chance this coming week, I will post some pictures.

Could be colorata. The flowers will tell you for sure, when it gets some.

Or is it E. derenbergii? I don't know. I really have such a hard time IDing these. That's a beauty though. I've had some hybrid seedlings pop up in a mixed bin this year, pretty exciting. Since then I've been going around cross-pollinating my Echies. I plan to scatter the seeds in a few places, maybe even do some pots.

Thanks, everyone for your help.

My plant did flower, but I can't recall that the flowers were any big deal. I'll be sure to snap a pic when it reblooms, and come back to beg your assistance.
I have Eric Walther's book on Echeverias, but it only has black and white in-situ photos, making it hard (for me anyway) to extrapolate how an echeveria will look in captivity.
With your greater access to plants, C&S societies and specialty botanical gardens, you folks from the PNW and the desert states are such a blessing to us Eastern Seaboarders.
Kudos,
seedmoney

Is this E. colorata? Plant looks similar to seedmoneys plant. Yale

Yale, by the blooms, I believe yours is E. chihuahuaensis.

As promised are some pictures of my plants. Keep in mind, I don't have the benefit of lots of sun during the winter months so these have lost most of their color. For me, they all look so very similar. Maybe if I could see all of them flower at the same time I might see a difference, but then again maybe not.

Beautiful echeverias!!

Thanks, rosemarieo. Yale