These distinctive plants are among those known as "living stones", because their highly succulent, usually stemless, blue-green leaves occur at ground level and can resemble small stones. They form small clumps of a few or many paired, usually cylindrical to egg-shaped leaves that are cleft in the center. Each stem bears just 2 leaves per season but may produce offsets over the years. In some species the old leaves persist and form a short column on which new leaves develop. Solitary daisy-like flowers, usually white, yellow, or purple, appear in the cleft.
Argyroderma angustipetelum Argyroderma aureum  Argyroderma australe Argyroderma blandum Argyroderma boreale Argyroderma braunsii Argyroderma brevipes Argyroderma brevitubum Argyroderma carinatum Argyroderma citrinum Argyroderma congregatum  Argyroderma crateriforme  Argyroderma cuneatipetalum Argyroderma delaetii  Argyroderma densipetalum
Argyroderma duale
Argyroderma fissum  Argyroderma formosum
argyroderma framesii
 Argyroderma gregarium Argyroderma hallii Argyroderma hutchinsonii Argyroderma jacobsenianum Argyroderma kleijnhansii Argyroderma latifolium Argyroderma latipetalum Argyroderma leucanthum
Argyroderma litorale
Argyroderma longipes Argyroderma luckhoffii Argyroderma margaritae Argyroderma necopinum Argyroderma nortieri Argyroderma octophyllum Argyroderma orientale Argyroderma ovale Argyroderma patens  Argyroderma peersii Argyroderma planum Argyroderma productum Argyroderma pulvinare Argyroderma reniforme Argyroderma ringens  Argyroderma rooipanense Argyroderma roseatum Argyroderma schlechteri Argyroderma schuldtii Argyroderma speciosum Argyroderma splendens Argyroderma strictum Argyroderma subalbum . Argyroderma subrotundum Argyroderma testiculare  Argyroderma theartii 
Argyroderma villetii
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