The leaves look too thin to be a jade - perhaps Kalanchoe thyrsiflora?

Wow, thyrsiflora is a gorgeous plant! It does have similar leaf shape, colour and surface. The leaves appear to be much more skyward pointing and more compact though? I guess my little cutting is too small to definitively id right now? Thanks for your input, ewwmayo!

Not quite sure if it is K. thyrsiflora - bit it could be difficult to tell when plant is small. Here is the photo of my K. thyrsiflora that lost 6 large leaves from sunburn and perhaps over-watering too, (it is small but probably bigger than yours) - the leaves are little more round. Red edges are due to more sun:

very pretty plant! I hope my cutting takes roots soon and grows up fast. :) No, I do not have any similar looking plants (except jades :D). I have an aeonium kiwi cutting and a tiny haworthia (?) in the same pot.

Rina's plants get so much sun they always look nice. =)

It's so hard with baby plants. I thought it looked like a K. thyrsiflora which had received not too much sun, which is why it was green. My second guess would have been a Cotyledon orbiculata?

Your second photo there looks like a Haworthia reinwardtii or Haworthia coarctata hybrid to me, if it used to be a tall columnar plant. If it was short, then probably Haworthia attenuata.

Thanks a lot, guys! How I wish the seller I bought these from would have responded to my request for ids. We'll just have to wait for the little ones to grow up and "start talking". :)) Ewwmayo, thanks for the haworthia id as well!