The shell is rather thin, biconic in outline; spiral sculpture consists of two or three rather weak, usually spinose cords below the shoulder on the body whorl and another cord, a bit more prominent, on the canal about halfway between the upper cords and the end of the canal; axial sculpture is of weak axially elongated nodes, these developed into a row of sharp, erect, guttered spines on the angulation of the body whorl; the earlier whorls bear a row of nodes rather than spines; a slight siphonal fasciole is present; the aperture is smooth interiorly.
Radwin & D'Attilio, 1976.