Medal clasp

"Large order clasp" in the German way of wearing (here Governor Wilhelm Solf , 1904)
As Ordensspange or religious buckle military and non-military are orders and medals worn when several were awarded.
Miniature medals

Brigadier General Klaus Feldmann with miniature medal clasp
There are also medal clips made from miniatures of the original awards.
Strap buckle
In the case of the ribbon buckle , interim clasp, formerly also field clasp, only the medal ribbon is arranged next to one another, sometimes a smaller form of the award is attached to it.
Tailcoat chain
Reduced badges without a ribbon are worn as a tailcoat chain (also chain of medals ) on civilian clothing.
Adolf Pernwerth von Bärnstein with miniatures of the original awards on the tailcoat chain

Tailcoat chain from Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach