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hyoid bone necklace | gold vermeil pp_cardio and oral and maxillofacial surgeonshyoid bone necklace 18k gold vermeil The hyoid bone floats in your neck, suspended by muscles and ligaments alone. It is the only bone in the human body that does not touch another bone. It anchors your tongue, supports your larynx, and makes speech possible. The Anatomy of the Hyoid Bone The hyoid is U shaped, forming from six separate ossification centres that fuse between ages 30 and 40. It is suspended by the mylohyoid and stylohyoid ligaments,