I do not think it is jade; the leaves of jades grow opposite and the trunk gets woody looking with age (at least lower portion of your plant should). Here is the close up of what I am talking about - young plant grown from small cutting:

Rina I was thinking "Silver Dollar", which I think is a variation of the Jade. But stretched out and lots of the white coating rubbed off.

Joe was there a white powdery coating on the leaves when you first got it?

I don't believe that's a Jade, stretched out or not. The type of stem (trunk) is wrong. Pls note the stem Rina's pic shows, see the segments (joints) along the stems?

I was going to suggest some kind of Senecio, but just thought MAYBE some kind of Peperomia? Can we see a shot from overhead, to see the leaf shape?

That saucer looks attached, is there a drainage hole? If not, that's a problem (bright & pretty tho' it may be).

I am thinking Senecio or Peperomia too (little more like Peperomia IMO), but not sure. In either case, good drainage is important as Karen already suggested.

Helen

It isn't jade, look at the way leaves grow...and 'Silver Dollar' doesn't have farina, but bluish color leaves IIRC (at least mine doesn't :)

Thx for the additional pix, but I'm stumped. From the top it looks Jade-like, from the side it does not. Let's wait another day or 2 to allow others to chime in.

You could also try posting it at 'Name that Plant' forum, assuming it still exists on Houzz.

Maybe an Adromischus maculatus or similar that hasn't been getting enough light?

I was thinkin Adromischus too Liz;).

I have Adro. Mac. If you want one for comparison.

Here it is:

Looking a bit scruffy, needs some pruiningpruning.

Liz, Kara

I was also considering Adromischus, but that 'zig-zaggy stem' looks bit more like peperomia. I could be wrong - do not have peperomia (except small P. pilea).