How to measure the color of honey? After doing some research, I found that honey's color could be a factor of climate. I am very interested in this subject and I'm a high school student so we don't have as much apparatus as you would find in a chemistry school. The color of the honey can be determined using wavelengths which means a spectrometer is required and it is not available in our school. It would be very helpful if any of you recommended me with a way from which I can carry out this experiment and measure the color of honey.

Thanks for your valuable help!
Could you use a reference color chart? Here is one originally made for skin colors:



Wikipedia has other examples.
Paint stores might give you a nicely printed color chart for free.

There are also online versions of color selectors, for example the one from Pantone, but then you have to be very careful about color calibrating your screen, or at least not changing it between comparisons.

A third option, more realistic if you are only measuring color along one scale, would be to make your own comparison material. Start with a light honey colored liquid and mix in a darker color till it matches your honey. The amount of dark color used gives you the darkness of the honey. You probably have all supplies available in the art department.

Edit:

MaxW found a much better solution, a special color scale for honey. It is called the Pfund scale: