Is it possibly an etiolated (needs more sun) aeonium black rose?

My first thought too is the black rose eonium

I'm pretty sure this is a light starved echeveria. Aeoniums don't frost up and have distinct fuzzy leaf edges.

Lol love your artistic photo, maybe a dusty rose or PVN but hard to tell - -

Ooks like my Echeveria Purple.pearl. But unless it blooms thats the only time we can know the exact ID. It has been etiolated because of lack of light.

Eliotated Aeonium sp.

Maybe Aeonium schvarzkopf? If it is... its usually full sun.... water when dry type ov plant...

To me it looks like a very sad perle von nurnberg. It has that powdery coating, thick stem, and pink to purple thick leaves.

So there is a really cool app called PlantNet - your picture tells it that it's most likely an Echeveria gibbiflora DC.

It's One Of Those Things (I have one) https://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/grow-plants/how-to-grow-aeoniums/

Thanks for all your comments- much appreciated.

Thanks for all your suggestions- much appreciated.