The shell is lenticular to almost discoid, with a low, narrowly rounded spire. The outer whorls have a broad, shallow sutural furrow, with radial sculpture starting at its edge. The umbilicus is open and narrow, bordered by a distinctly angular last whorl. Shells are recorded from disturbed and secondary semi-deciduous woodland on limestone bedrock, including coastal woodland, and soil deposits in the twilight zone of caves. Shells are recorded from hills and islands in Kien Luong District, Kien Giang Province, Vietnam.
The shell is lenticular to almost discoid, with a low, narrowly rounded spire.
Shells are recorded from disturbed and secondary semi-deciduous woodland on limestone bedrock, including coastal woodland, and soil deposits in the twilight zone of caves.
The outer whorls have a broad, shallow sutural furrow, with radial sculpture starting at its edge.
The umbilicus is open and narrow, bordered by a distinctly angular last whorl.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.