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The setting should be the one that highlights the diamond and allow maximum brilliance by making it more exposed to light.
Typically, Asscher diamond engagement rings have the common prong setting. Most rings containing Asscher diamonds contain about four prongs that latch onto the sides and hold the stone firmly on the ring mounting. In fact, choosing an Asscher diamond ring with the four-prong setting is one of the best options to highlight the visibility of the stone. The prongs do not cover the sides of the diamond allowing maximum light to enter and contribute to the sparkle and fire of the stone.
Another setting that fits in perfectly with Asscher diamond rings is the cathedral setting. Besides its resemblance to the commonly used prong setting, the cathedral setting improves the visibility of the stone. It holds the Asscher diamond in an elevated position that protrudes on top of the ring allowing more light to fall on the ring. Moreover, channel settings are also a feasible option to hold an Asscher cut diamond. It can firmly hold the stone near to the ring band giving a unique appearance.