Worth saying, because the combination on this pendant is iconography rather than a story.
The wolves belong to Odin. Geri and Freki sit at his table, Fenrir is bound by the gods' trickery, and at Ragnarok it is Fenrir who kills Odin and Odin's son Vidar who avenges him. Thor is elsewhere entirely, fighting the world serpent, and dies of its venom nine paces after killing it.
So Thor and the wolf never meet in any meaningful way. Putting them on one pendant is a modern arrangement of Norse symbols, not a scene from the myths.
The best detail about Mjolnir is that it was made wrong. Loki, in the form of a fly, interfered with the dwarf working the bellows, and the handle came out too short.
The gods accepted it anyway and judged it the finest thing made that day. The most famous weapon in Norse myth is a flawed piece of work everyone agreed to overlook.
Three interlocking triangles, associated with Odin and genuinely not understood. Anyone stating its meaning confidently is guessing.
Our article on Fenrir and the Norse wolves has more. See wolf jewelry.
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