I don't think it's an Echeveria. Looking at the shape of the leaves, it's probably a Kalanchoe species.

Looks like a Kalanchoe to me, but a confusing one with the short already-woody stature of blossfeldiana but the deep (insert proper technical term somebody please) indentions at the edges that look more like fedtschenkoi - where babies form. Blossfeldiana doesn't make leaf-edge babies like that. If nobody schools us here, you could also ask on cacti/succulent forum. If you discover a confirmation elsewhere, I'd love to know here too. TY!

Thank you for pointing me in the right direction - did some more research after your post, and it appears to be a kalanchoe marmorata. If anyone has any more information on these, I'd love to know. TY

Happy to help investigate. I don't think it's marmorata. That species has mottling on the leaves. The mottling could fade in lower light, but your plant doesn't look like it's been in light that low. The angle of your leaves is upright, and there isn't excessive distance between the nodes.

http://pics.davesgarden.com/pics/2007/11/16/Happenstance/8780a7.jpg

Beautiful.