The shell of Xerogyra spadae is pale white in color.
Often, there are narrow light brownish color bands on the shell.
The shell is almost smooth.

The whorls are, to some extent, convex in shape.
The number of whorls range between 5.5 and 6.
The last two whorls increase more rapidly.
The last whorl is weakly angulated.
It does not descend near the main opening of the shell, the aperture.
The aperture is clearly visible and large.
The color inside the aperture is white or light yellowish.
There is a lip inside the aperture which is white in color.

The umbilicus is initially narrow, but at the last whorl it increases to one-fourth of the shell diameter.

The width of the shell is 10–16 mm.
The height of the shell is 6.5-8.5 mm.
The shell of Xerogyra spadae is pale white in color. Often, there are narrow light brownish color bands on the shell. The shell is almost smooth.
The whorls are, to some extent, convex in shape. The number of whorls range between 5.5 and 6. The last two whorls increase more rapidly. The last whorl is weakly angulated. It does not descend near the main opening of the shell, the aperture. The aperture is clearly visible and large. The color inside the aperture is white or light yellowish. There is a lip inside the aperture which is white in color.
The umbilicus is initially narrow, but at the last whorl it increases to one-fourth of the shell diameter.
The width of the shell is 10–16 mm. The height of the shell is 6.5-8.5 mm.
Xerogyra spadae