[1] Chicomurex laciniatus is characterized by its large, robust shell with an elongated, spiny appearance.

The surface of the shell features prominent, sharp spines and a series of frilled, lacerate edges.

The shell's color varies, typically ranging from pale cream to light brown, often with darker markings and a slightly glossy texture.

The aperture of the shell is narrow and elongated, with a thickened outer lip.

This marine species is found off the Philippines and Northern Queensland, Australia.