Titanium is a very strong and durable metal, but it cannot be resized in the traditional way that other metals like platinum and gold rings can. Titanium is a VERY hard metal and requires special equipment and expertise to manipulate. It's generally just too risky and difficult to resize titanium men's bands, which makes it even more important to have the ring size correctly upon ordering.

Yes, titanium men's wedding bands can get wet. In fact, titanium is highly resistant to corrosion and is often used in marine applications, so it can withstand exposure to water and other liquids without rusting or deteriorating.

However, it is important to note that while titanium is highly resistant to corrosion, it is not completely immune to damage. Over time, exposure to water and other chemicals can cause the finish of a titanium ring to wear down or become discolored. Additionally, exposure to chlorine, saltwater, or other harsh chemicals can cause pitting or etching on the surface of the metal.

To keep your titanium wedding band looking its best, it is a good idea to avoid wearing it in chlorinated or saltwater environments, as well as during activities that may expose it to harsh chemicals or abrasion. It is also recommended to clean your titanium ring regularly with mild soap and water, and to have it professionally cleaned and polished periodically to maintain its shine and luster.