It's pretty!

Looks like a colorata to me or perhaps a cultivar of it

Echeveria Esther or E. pulidonis. DIfference is that Esther tends to hold it's red edges persistently and is slightly tighter and les symmetrical. Whereas Pulidonis has red edges only when under cold or heat stress and is more open rosette an pretty symmetrical. If it blooms post a pic and I can give you a positive ID.

It is a beautiful one. Echeveria Hercules is what I have that one as. It will have yellow flowers. Some type hybrid off Echeveria Pulidonis.

Some big differences

Hercules

Tippy

I believe there are few cultivars that are very similar. There is Hercules; there is Orion that is supposedly closest to it; there is Apus - and probably more very similar cv (Lisa mentioned Esther which I couldn't find much info about). Differences between them are sometimes very slight. And many bloom same color. I have one that I thought was Apus, but apparently it has fewer blooming stems, and mine has 4 growing right now - it bloomed number of times, but not 4 inflos until now:

So I sort of give up on exact ID, since difference may be exact color and size of the leaves and that could change according to growing conditions. It has been very blue-green (less light) and more colorful (better light).

Hercules is supposedly also bit smaller. That could also change because of growing conditions.

Ok this picture might help too. The Echeveria in question is left middle and I believe the greener one to its right is a pulidonus. It’s rosette was always less tight. It’s very close to the Tippy image Matt posted earlier! I cannot believe how many varieties there are and how close they look!

It also looks very close to the Hercules image too....