About 4 whorls, with a subsutural channel bordered by a strong keel. Surface smooth, with growth lines barely visible, except for the subsutural channel that bears fine axial plicae. Aperture elongated, nearly as long as the body whorl, constricted above and dilated toward the base. Lip simple, straight, a little flexuous in the middle.
Columella concave, with one fold and without umbilicus.
The soft parts of this species are unknown. No living specimens have been ever found. As other species of the family, it probably feeds upon foraminiferans. Notes on a few molluscs, found in the Mediterranean Sea. Cecalupo, A. and Quadri, P., 1994.