The species belong to the curinii complex. The shell is similar to that of curinii but with marked spiral cords and very weak prosocline striae; nota bene that the spirals may be slightly undulating, and run by pairs (4 pairs per teleoconch whorl). The suture is shallow, as in alboranensis but with a less noticeable subsutural ramp. Finally, the pair of cords located just above the suture is very developed. Colours: the same as in alboransensis or trilloi, with a tendancy to show some red near the apex; however, the rest of the shell may be somtimes orangeish, as in the picture above. Source: Smriglio, Di Giulio & Mariottini: “Description of two new Jujubinus species (Gastropoda: Trochidae) from the Sicily Channel, with notes on the Jujubinus curinii species complex”, Zootaxa 3815(4), p.584.