Looks like it's in the haworthia genus

Hope the pot has a hole in the bottom. I'd suggest taking that reddish stuff off the top, it only encourages rot. What do I see around the soil? Is that plastic? If so, pls. remove it.

Maybe a haworthia papillosa?

looks like Haworthia attenuata to me

Looks a lot like the Haworthia 'Pearl Drops' I got recently at a cactus and succulent show.

What mix and pot do you have it in??

The pic is of the plant when i first got it. I repotted into a clay pot with a mix of chicken grit, pumice, small amount of fine bark, small amount of Turface, and I think there might be some lava in there as well. It was what I had on hand already mixed :-) Most of my Haworthias are in straight pumice or a mix of pumice and lava.

Dominique - it looks like your plant was rooted in one of those peat cells. Something like Jiffy peat pellets. You add water and they grow and are held together by a supposedly biodegradable fabric. (I have found those fabric cells in flower beds years after planting.)

I once received a community pot that had all the plants in these peat pellets. It is not good for the plants, so you need to remove the peat from the plant's roots and repot using a well draining mix for your plant.

I saw one just like yours that said "aloe aristata" on the label, but idk...

Aloe aristata has 'filaments'/bristles at the tip of the leaves. Even species name 'aristata' comes from Latin meaning bristly...

Cool, I didn't know that! I'm learning a lot in this forum. Thanks for the info Rina!