The shell is of moderate size, elongated, and possesses a substantial and weighty structure. It comprises 13 to 14 whorls, which are broader compared to other species in the same genus. The whorls have angular shapes, and the sutures between them are not particularly noticeable. The aperture has a somewhat square shape, and the outer lip is plain with a slight extension. The anterior canal is long and curved, while the posterior canal is underdeveloped. In terms of color, the shell is a creamy shade with irregular purple-brown spots. The spiral cords are decorated with consistent brown spots, and the aperture and columella are off-white.