The invention relates to a method for correcting colour of a colour difference meter by utilizing a tetrahedron interpolation method. Firstly, the traditional interpolation algorithm is used for measuring base colour points in required quantity, then a three-dimensional Delaunay triangulation algorithm is used for carrying out tetrahedron subdivision on base colours, and creating a lookup table by utilizing a tetrahedron set obtained by subdivision; after the lookup table is generated, supposing an input point to be P, after A is obtained, and further judging that which tetrahedron the input point P is located in A by utilizing a volume relation between the point p and each tetrahedron in A, wherein if more than two tetrahedrons are contained in B, the point p is a vertex of some tetrahedron, namely the point p is a point belonging to an interpolation point set, no interpolation is required, and a target RGB (red, green and blue) value can be directly output; and mapping of an imaging system is supposed to be in a linear relation, output standard colour value is pn=(Rn, Gn, Bn), and T can be shown by the following formula: pn-p=lambda*n*sigma. Compared with a common colour measuring method based on trichromatic analysis, the method provided by the invention has the characteristics of simplicity, speediness and accuracy.