With a nice and unusually murky windowed apex. Similar to var. hookeri
but slightly humped with a rich red-brown to violet coloration.

In  the winter season the plant doesn’t need watering, but it will still be growing.  The new bodies will increase in size as the old outer leaves begin to shrivel.  In fact the plant in this period extracts water and nutrient stored in the outer succulent leaves, allowing them to dehydrate, relocating the water  to the rest of the plant, and to the new leaves that form during this period, until the old leaves are reduced to nothing more than "thin papery shells".

Photo of conspecific taxa, varieties, forms and cultivars of Lithops hookerii
 

• Lithops hookerii (Form Abrahamsdam)
• Lithops hookerii var. elephina C93
• Lithops hookerii var. lutea C38
• Lithops hookerii var. marginata "Cerise" C88
• Lithops hookerii var. subfenestrata "bruneoviolacea" C19

Synonym: Lithops turbiniformis var.  subfenestrata
 

Flowers are Yellow in late summer.