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Mina or Tina might work as nicknames.

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Clementine oranges and Huckleberry Hound singing in old reruns are what come to mind whenever I hear this name.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D89GXGKD2I8

Tina seems the most obvious. Or Tiney / Tini / Tinette.
Less obvious:
Minty
Mina / Nina - my grandmother had a name ending in -tine, and was always called Nina; by the same route you could also probably get Lena.

Elen, Elene, Lene, Lena, El, Ellie,
Neti, Nettie, Ettie, Lettie,
Line, lina, Linn,Lin
Lee, Leet, Leeta
Emmie
Mint
Clein
Temie, Timie
Mel
Minnie
Tine, Tina
Tecle
Mit, Mitty
Nel, Nelly
Tinc
Mec, Mic, Micky
Nic, Nicky
Cimmy
Nemie
Mine, Mina, Mena
Leni, Lente
Til, Tilly
Enti
Clemen
Nine, Nina
Nite, Nita
Centie
Cetin, Ceti,
Cinte,
Clea, Cleo
Clete, Clint ?
Clemmy, Lica.
Mia,
Clem-Klem, -Kit-Kitty
Kem-Kim, Kimmy
Kel, Kelly
Kin, Kinny, Kenny, Kent, Kente

I'd use Clem, Cleo, or Cece, but I don't think it needs a NN.

Firstly, Clementine is a beautiful name - I love it. Now for the actual answer...

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Clem - too close to Clemmy though
Clea
Cleo
Cece
Cee
Tiney
Tina
Em
Emmy

Clementine is a triky one! I'd suggest NOT using a nickanme for it. Otherwise:

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Clemence
Tine
Cee
Tintin :)
Menty
Tina
Em
Emmie
Clem
Clee
Tiny
Cline

The only Clementine I know is Clem.

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Clementine Claire 'CC'? (Or any name beginning with C)

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I like the suggestion of Tina a lot.

Tiny
Lemon
Minnie

Emmy?

only one I can think off right offhand ...

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Is Tina, though this really only makes sense if you are pronouncing the full name Clement-Teen, like the fruit, rather than with a long i like in the song.

Clem
Tina

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That’s about it, I think