The spire is conical with slightly convex sides and an obtuse apex. Some radial ribs above the periphery develop into thick semi-elliptic lamellae with rounded edges. The aperture is obliquely and broadly inverted-ovate, with an unthickened peristome. Shells are recorded from rock crevices in partly deciduous coastal shrubby vegetation, including disturbed vegetation, and from low partly deciduous woodland on limestone bedrock. Shells are recorded from Nui Ba Tai and Nui Khoe La, Kien Luong District, Kien Giang Province, Vietnam.
The spire is conical with slightly convex sides and an obtuse apex.
Shells are recorded from rock crevices in partly deciduous coastal shrubby vegetation, including disturbed vegetation, and from low partly deciduous woodland on limestone bedrock.
Some radial ribs above the periphery develop into thick semi-elliptic lamellae with rounded edges.
The aperture is obliquely and broadly inverted-ovate, with an unthickened peristome.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.