My guess would be ‘Lola’. It’s hard to tell, but if you look at pics of the two echies, the center of ‘Lola’ is closed up, and the leaves point towards the center.

While ‘Lilacina’ is open in the center and the leaves point outward.

Pics from Google

Some lilacinas have leaves point inwards with enough heat and water stress, but yes I'm pretty sure this one isn't a lilacina. It has similar color to some lola's I've seen but the overall shape isn't like a lola to me. Mine is still small which makes it hard to ID and I'm too impatient to wait for it to grow.

After browsing countless youtube videos and images, I think this one is an echeveria runyonii (not the topsy turvy variety). E.g. images here: http://www.crassulaceae.ch/de/artikel?akID=48&aaID=2&aiID=R&aID=1898

If I get lucky with fiddling with its growing environment maybe it'll end up looking like this:

I've also seen some instagram photos where it gets a very ghostly white, which would also be pretty cool.

Yours doesn’t look super stressed. I’m not 100% sure it’s even ‘Lola’ either. It also looks too big already to be a ‘Lola’ because they’re fairly small. E. runyonii looks like a better possibility, but time will tell. I find many Echeveria really hard to id because there are soooo many and then there’s hybrids that will confuse me even more. There use to be a nice woman on here that was really amazing at iding Echeveria🙂.