I think this is a Graptoveria.
This is Lithops somethingorother. It is a couple years old and has never grown in the correct way. But it has a very faint reddish purplish tint.
This nodulosa Echeveria has been neglected for ever. It keeps sending up babies, and I really should treat it more kindly.
A new Jade cutting I got the other day, which has reddish leaves.
This Sedum was green all winter and has recently started showing pink.
Not a succulent, but this pepper plant is just breaking dormancy and you can see a little bit of purple in its leaves. It turns purple then solid black in the summer.
Also not a succulent, but this coleus is definitely pinkish purple. I've had it for years and it will not stop growing.
When I bought this it was labeled Echeveria Perle von Nurnberg. However, I think it is probably a hybrid or a poorly bred Perle von Nurnberg because it's growth habit has always been wonky.
I stole this Christmas cactus cutting off the floor at Walmart. It should not have made a new bloom without roots, but it did. I'm going to take the bloom off.
This coleus standard is a couple years old. Also not a succulent, but I grow it with them because it enjoys lots of light. That chair in my yard would really appreciate it if the movers would come and get it already.
Lastly, this bird is as pink as pink gets and she lives in my plants because I am trashy.