The description of this species, recently published in the present journal, needs not be repeated here. Protoconch multispiral: n = 2, d = 0.3-0.5 mm, D = 0.9-1.2 mm, e.h = 0.7-1.2 mm (Verhecken, 2018b: 4; SEM photos Pl. 15, Figs E-F).
Remarks: Several shells in these new samples also show an apparent small fourth columellar fold, between the middle fold and the anterior one, as was already mentioned for the holotype and paratypes 2 and 3 (Verhecken, 2018b)
Most of these shells from Oman are whitish, some with only a narrow, pale brown spiral band beneath the periphery. Some shells have the apertural area tinted pale pink or purplish; it is not certain whether or not this colour shade is embedded in the shell material, or is only a superficial layer of a pigment like 6, 6'-dibromoindigotin, the "mollusk purple", which has not yet been reported for Cancellariidae. The spire is often covered by a very thin white calcareous layer.

Somalia (off Mogadishu; Cape Ras Hafun); Yemen, al-Mahrah, Khaysayt (Verhecken, 2018b: 3); and Oman, here reported.