A Naboo artisan, specifically a jeweler who was female, had a familial connection to Corydn, a human Naboo woman. This artisan was her sister. In the year 28 BBY, Corydn started her employment as a handmaiden for Padmé Amidala, who was a Senator representing the Galactic Republic, and adopted the alias Cordé. Prior to the commencement of the Galactic Senate's second session, Amidala and her handmaidens journeyed to their homeworld, the planet Naboo situated in the Mid Rim. During this vacation, Cordé's sister was commissioned to craft pins for the senator, designed to be incorporated into her hairstyles. These pins were ingeniously created to function as concealed weapons or tools, all while maintaining a size small enough to evade detection by the majority of security scanners. As Amidala prepared to depart Naboo and return to the Senate, she made a mental note regarding the pins created by Cordé's sibling.
Queen's Shadow, which is the initial book in the Star Wars: Queen's Series, mentioned Cordé's sister. It is a young-adult novel from 2019 penned by E. K. Johnston.