Deseret( /dɛz.əˈrɛt./) may refer to:
- Deseret (Book of Mormon), term used in the Book of Mormon meaning "honeybee"
- State of Deseret, provisional state of the United States, proposed in 1849 by Mormon settlers in Salt Lake City
- Utah Territory was also provisionally named the Territory of Deseret prior to its organization as a territory in 1850
- A fictional state in the story collection "The Folk of the Fringe" by Orson Scott Card
- A fictional breakaway state several times proclaimed by Mormon rebels and suppressed by US troops, in Harry Turtledove's alternate history Southern Victory Series
- Deseret, California, former Mormon farming community
- Deseret, Utah, unincorporated community
- Fort Deseret, fortification erected by Mormon settlers during the Utah Black Hawk War, near Deseret, Utah.
- Deseret alphabet, phonetic alphabet developed in the mid-19th century in Utah Territory to assist foreign-speaking immigrants in learning English
- University of Deseret, original name of the University of Utah, founded in 1850
- Deseret Management Corporation, for-profit management company of assets for the LDS Church
- Deseret News, Utah's second-largest daily newspaper
- Deseret Book, publisher and distributor of books relating to the LDS Church
- Deseret Telegraph Company, first telegraphy company in Utah
- Deseret Manufacturing Company, early attempt at sugar processing in Utah
- Deseret Industries, Utah-based thrift store
- Deseret Ranch in Florida, largest cattle ranch in the United States
- Deseret First Credit Union, Utah based credit union formerly known as the LDS Church Employees Credit Union
- Deseret Chemical Depot, chemical weapon storage area located in Utah
- Deseret Western Railway, coal-hauling railroad in Utah and Colorado