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Yes. It wont rust if your going in showers or anything but be sure not to get soap or any other substances near your ears because it can cause infection (from experience) so yes getting it wet will do no harm unless your not talking about earings! if your talking about other jewelry then no you cant get it wet! it WILL rust .
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