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Princess Kate goes rock climbing wearing $300,000+ worth of jewelry

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By Jennifer Brett
Nov 20, 2015

Princess Kate, keeping it 100 at all times, went on a royal rock climb without bothering to remove her famous sapphire and diamond ring.

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Officially known as The Duchess of Cambridge, she took part in the rock climbing adventure "on a visit to an activity centre in North Wales on Friday," the Daily Mail reports.

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Kate quickly climbed with ease at the Towers Residential Outdoor Education Centre in Capel Curig, North Wales, the Daily Mail reported.

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ExploreThe vintage bling is worth at least $300,000.
The late Princess Diana wore the ring before her son's wife inherited it. File photo.

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