Gibberula philippii is a species of small sea snail belonging to the family Cystiscidae, a family of small to very small marine gastropod mollusks.

This species is part of the diverse marine fauna found along the coast of the Comunidad Valenciana. Known for their miniature size, these mollusks play a role in the local marine ecosystem, often found in shallow waters.

• Shell Appearance: The shell of Gibberula philippii is tiny and smooth, typically ovoid in shape. It features a glossy surface that can range in color, often displaying pale shades or subtle patterns.
• Habitat: Gibberula philippii is most commonly found in sandy or muddy substrates in shallow coastal waters. It is a species adapted to marina habitats along the Mediterranean coastline.
• Distribution: While specific information on distribution in the Comunidad Valenciana is limited, similar species from the same family may be encountered across various coastal regions of the Mediterranean Sea.
• Significance: Though small, species like Gibberula philippii are important components of the marine ecosystem, contributing to the diversity and functioning of the coastal benthic communities.